Spatial Projection of Thermal Data for Visual Inspection. Leutert, F., Borrmann, D., Schilling, K., & Nüchter, A. In Proceedings of the 14th IEEE International Conference on Control, Automation, Robotics and Vision (ICARCV '16), pages 1–6, Phuket, Thailand, November, 2016.  ![pdf Spatial Projection of Thermal Data for Visual Inspection [pdf]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/pdf.svg) Paper  doi  abstract   bibtex
Paper  doi  abstract   bibtex   Since the advent of thermal imaging, devices with a high optical resolution that use detector arrays to capture the emitted radiance in the thermal infrared range of an entire scene simultaneously have developed as a standard in monitoring energy related. They have had a huge impact on the building industry and in manifacturing, where they are commonly used to monitor proecces that require stable temperature conditions. As beneficial as contactless measurements are, the subsequent localization of points of interest in the environment is often difficult. To overcome this problem we propose a portable system that combines thermal imaging with Augmented Reality (AR). The idea of the approach is to project the gathered temperature information back into the scene to facilitate visual inspection.
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  abstract = {Since the advent of thermal imaging, devices with a
                  high optical resolution that use detector arrays to
                  capture the emitted radiance in the thermal infrared
                  range of an entire scene simultaneously have
                  developed as a standard in monitoring energy
                  related. They have had a huge impact on the building
                  industry and in manifacturing, where they are
                  commonly used to monitor proecces that require
                  stable temperature conditions. As beneficial as
                  contactless measurements are, the subsequent
                  localization of points of interest in the
                  environment is often difficult. To overcome this
                  problem we propose a portable system that combines
                  thermal imaging with Augmented Reality (AR). The
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