Stanford Multi-Camera Array

The Stanford Multi-Camera array consists of 100 VGA video cameras controlled by four computers. This was built by Bennett Wilburn during his PhD [1]. The array has per-camera hardware for real-time processing, allows cameras to be arranged in different configurations and can even be transported outdoors. For more details, please visit the Stanford Multi-Camera Array website.

Light Field Gantry

This computer-controlled gantry was used for 3D scanning in the Digital Michelangelo project. By mounting a digital camera instead of a 3D scanner, one can use this gantry for acquiring light fields. The two images above show the four degrees of freedom of the camera motion: translation in X and Y, along with nod and shake. The gantry motion is repeatable and sub-millimeter accurate.

© 2007 Stanford Graphics Laboratory
Created by Vaibhav Vaish.
Last update: April 26, 2007 11:26:25 PM