This is a stereo camera for monitoring and inspecting equipment in a green house.
\nIt is supposed to be used to check the aging and deterioration of the green house based on the bending of the pillars and the tears in the vinyl.<\/p>\n
This customer was thinking of using a stereo camera in the green house to form a 3D model to be used for inspection. However, due to the need for distortion correction in image processing, the amount of video information that can be captured by a single camera is limited, and in order to create a highly accurate 3D model, it is necessary to use many cameras. Therefore, we proposed the use of our “wide-angle and ultra-low-distortion lens” RDL lens in a stereo format, which can provide more information than a standard fisheye camera and can shoot a wider area, thus reducing the number of shots.<\/p>\n
In response to our proposal, the customer appreciated the fact that the lens itself could handle distortions and that the CPU load on the software side would be reduced.<\/p>\n