Abstract

In this work, a 3D reconstruction approach for flexible sensing inspired by integral imaging techniques is proposed. This method allows the application of different integral imaging techniques, such as generating a depth map or the reconstruction of images on a certain 3D plane of the scene that were taken with a set of cameras located at unknown and arbitrary positions and orientations. By means of a photo-consistency measure proposed in this work, all-in-focus images can also be generated by projecting the points of the 3D plane into the sensor planes of the cameras and thereby capturing the associated RGB values. The proposed method obtains consistent results in real scenes with different surfaces of objects as well as changes in texture and lighting.

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