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This document contains a list of 31 figures along with their corresponding page numbers. The figures relate to 3D imaging and laser scanning techniques. Specifically, they cover topics like camera calibration, photogrammetry, computational modeling of ship hulls, digitization techniques for recording industrial assets, various 3D scanning hardware including scanners, sensors and prototyping systems, scanning software, position sensitive detectors, laser triangulation sensors, and applications of 3D scanning.

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This document contains a list of 31 figures along with their corresponding page numbers. The figures relate to 3D imaging and laser scanning techniques. Specifically, they cover topics like camera calibration, photogrammetry, computational modeling of ship hulls, digitization techniques for recording industrial assets, various 3D scanning hardware including scanners, sensors and prototyping systems, scanning software, position sensitive detectors, laser triangulation sensors, and applications of 3D scanning.

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FIGURE LIST

S.No.

FIGURE NAME

1.

2.1-Camera Sample

2.2-(a) The position of cameras and markers measurements.

3.

2.2-(b) Result of photogrammetric after shooting.

4.

3.1- Gajeta (ship)

5.

3.2- Computational model

6.

3.3- The typical intersections of gajetas hull

7.

3.4 Appliance of digitization in recording

8.

3.5 Appliance of digitization-recording oil rigs

9.

3.6- Appliance of digitization in recording pipeline systems

10.

3.7-Comparison of images obtained by shrink-wrap

11.

4.1- ATOS III

11

4.2 -TRITOP

11

13.

4.3- 3D GURU

12

14.

4.4- 3D GURU

12

15.

4.5- 3D GURU

13

16.

6.1-Auto-synchronized scanner

15

17.

8.1-A typical dual axis PSD

18.

9.1-Optical geometry and photo-sensors used in a 3D

2.

12.

2.

4.

PAGE No.

19
22

digitizer:

19.

10.1-Basic structure of a single-axis lateral effect photodiode

24

20.

11.1-A monochrome system

26

21.

11.2- Artistic view of a smart sensor

27

22.

12.1-Laser triangulation sensor

28

23.

12.2-Surveyor system

30

24.

13.1-Graphic display of scan results

31

25.

13.2-Indicative representation of scanning process

32

26.

13.3-Indicative representation of scanning process

34

27.

13.4-Scanning system

34

28.

14.1-surface or solids modeling

36

29.

15.1-The proposed architecture for the colorange chip

38

30.

16.1- Block diagram of the 32-pixel prototype array.

40

31.

20.1-Foot scanner

46

CONTENT LIST
Chapter 1-

Introduction

1.11.21.31.41.5Chapter 2-

[1]

What are Fractals ?. 1


History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Comparison of different modules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Fractal Robots. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Heterogeneous Fractals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Fractal Robot Mechanism

[2-4]

2.1- Simple Construction details .. 15


2.2- Movement Mechanism ..... . .18
2.3- Implementation of computer control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Chapter 3-

Movement Algorithms

Chapter 4-

Self Repair

[5-9]
[10-13]

Chapter 5- Applications Of Fractal Robots

[ 14 ]

5.1- Bridge Building 29


5.2- Fire fighting 30
5.3- Defense technology . 32
5.4- Earth Quake Applications.. 33
5.5- Medical Applications.

34

5.6- Space Exploration. 36


Chapter 6-

[15-16]
6.1- Auto synchronized scanner .15
6.2- Advantage....16
6.3- Limitation.16

Chapter 7-

[17]
7.1-

Chapter 8-

sensors for 3d imaging...17


7.1.1-

synchronization circuit based on dual photocells..17

7.1.2-

laser spot position measurement sensors...17

[18-19]
8.1- Position sensitive detectors 18
8.2- Dual axis PSD.19

Chapter 9-

[20-23]
9.1- Laser sensors for 3d imaging .20
9.1.1- Introduction .20
9.1.2- colour 3d imaging technology .20
9.1.3- Laser sensors for 3d imaging ...21

Chapter 10-

[24-25]

10.1- Continuous response position sensitive detectors (crpsd).24


Chapter 11-

[26-27]
11.1- Discrete response position sensitive detectors (drpsd).26

Chapter 12-

[28-30]

12.1- How does laser scanning work?............................................28

12.1.1: Rapid profile sensor28


12.1.2: Surveyor systems and datasculpt software.....29

Chapter 13

[31-35]
13.1-

Chapter 14-

what does laser scanning do?...31


13.1.1-

Rapid inspection and verification...31

13.1.2-

In-line inspection33

[36-37]

14.1- Reverse engineering/rapid prototyping and manufacturing..36


Chapter 15-

[38-39]

15.1- Proposed sensor colorange .38


15.1.1- Architecture ...38

Chapter 16-

[40-42]

16.1- 32 pixel prototype chip.40


Chapter 17-

[43]
17.1- Advantages..43

Chapter 18-

[44]

18.1- Disadvantages..44
Chapter 19-

[45]

19.1- Applications.....45
Chapter 20-

[46]

20.1- Future Scope.46

Chapter 21-

[47]

21.1- Conclusion47
Chapter 22-

[48]
22.1- References..48

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