LCAMV: High-Accuracy 3D Reconstruction of Color-Varying Objects Using LCA Correction and Minimum-Variance Fusion in Structured Light

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2603.10456v1
• Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2026 06:16:10 GMT
• Title: LCAMV: High-Accuracy 3D Reconstruction of Color-Varying Objects Using LCA Correction and Minimum-Variance Fusion in Structured Light
• Abstract summary: This paper introduces lateral chromatic aberration correction and minimum-variance fusion (LCAMV)<n>LCAMV operates with a single projector-camera pair without additional hardware or acquisition constraints.<n>Experiments on planar and non-planar colored surfaces show that LCAMV outperforms grayscale conversion and conventional channel-weighting.
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• License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/
• Abstract: Accurate 3D reconstruction of colored objects with structured light (SL) is hindered by lateral chromatic aberration (LCA) in optical components and uneven noise characteristics across RGB channels. This paper introduces lateral chromatic aberration correction and minimum-variance fusion (LCAMV), a robust 3D reconstruction method that operates with a single projector-camera pair without additional hardware or acquisition constraints. LCAMV analytically models and pixel-wise compensates LCA in both the projector and camera, then adaptively fuses multi-channel phase data using a Poisson-Gaussian noise model and minimum-variance estimation. Unlike existing methods that require extra hardware or multiple exposures, LCAMV enables fast acquisition. Experiments on planar and non-planar colored surfaces show that LCAMV outperforms grayscale conversion and conventional channel-weighting, reducing depth error by up to 43.6\%. These results establish LCAMV as an effective solution for high-precision 3D reconstruction of nonuniformly colored objects.

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