An open-source software for stereo image processing, offering tools for calibration, rectification, dense matching, and point cloud visualization.
OpenStereo is an open-source stereo vision software suite developed by the GRASP Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania. It is designed to provide a complete pipeline for multi-view stereo reconstruction from image capture to 3D model generation.
Some key features of OpenStereo include:
OpenStereo aims to provide an open framework for developing new ideas in stereo vision and evaluating performance using standard datasets. Its availability as open-source software allows the stereo vision research community to build upon a well-designed, robust codebase.
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