$\mathsf{360}\mathbf{°}$ reconstruction of a 3D object using cylindrical computer generated holography

Abstract

Simulated reconstruction of a three-dimensional (3D) object in $360°$ from cylindrical hologram is proposed. The simulation is done using a fast calculation method, where wave propagation in spectral domain and in cylindrical coordinates is used to generate the cylindrical hologram of a 3D object. The same procedure is followed to reconstruct the object back. The reconstructions resembled the original object and could be seen from all $360°$. The whole simulation process is done using open-source software.

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