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Automatic large-scale three dimensional modeling using cooperative multiple robots

Kurazume et al., 2017

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10404330475716520900
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Kurazume R
Oshima S
Nagakura S
Jeong Y
Iwashita Y
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Computer Vision and Image Understanding

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Abstract 3D modeling of real objects by a 3D laser scanner has become popular in many applications, such as reverse engineering of petrochemical plants, civil engineering and construction, and digital preservation of cultural properties. Despite the development of …
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