Dynamic Photogrammetry
Dynamic photogrammetry is an optical contactless method for measuring moving objects during fast dynamic processes. High frame rate digital high-speed cameras are used used for the measurements. One view direction (2D) or multiple view (3D) imagery can be analyzed.
Dynamic Photogrammetry Measurement Technology
- an optical contactless measurement method, employing high-speed cameras
- measurement and analysis of fast dynamic processes
- accurate contactless position measurement of an optical point located on the observed object moving in space and time
- high-speed cameras with frequencies of up to 10 thousand frames per second
- 3D coordinate calculations of individual points using SW, based on digital imagery
- virtual point creation
- the method features lens distortion calibration
- accurate camera position determination
- filtering of measured processes
- camera image editing (brightness, gamma, …)
- insertion of logos, frame numbers, time captions, text, etc.
Dynamic Photogrammetry Fields of Use
- moving object trajectory
- dynamic analysis
- remaining distance analysis of “invisible” spots using a model