open Multiple View Geometry library. Basis for 3D computer vision and Structure from Motion.

Open source Structure-from-Motion pipeline

GMS: Grid-based Motion Statistics for Fast, Ultra-robust Feature Correspondence (CVPR 17 & IJCV 20)

Robust and Efficient Graph-based Structure from Motion

Addon to import different photogrammetry formats into Blender

3D reconstruction, sfm with Python3

An integrated SfM (Structure from Motion) and MVS (Multi-View Stereo) solution.

Monocular Structure from Motion

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UAV-Mapper is a lightweight UAV Image Processing System, Visual SFM reconstruction or Aerial Triangulation, Fast Ortho-Mosaic, Plannar Mosaic, Fast Digital Surface Map (DSM) and 3d reconstruction for UAVs.

kapture is a file format as well as a set of tools for manipulating datasets, and in particular Visual Localization and Structure from Motion data.

3D reconstruction with openCV and SFM

A self-reliant tutorial on Structure-from-Motion

Large-Scale Structure from Motion with Semantic Constraints of Aerial Images, PRCV 2018

Python library to handle Scanning Probe Microscopy Images. Can read nanoscan .xml data, Bruker AFM images, Nanonis SXM files as well as iontof images(ITA, ITM and ITS).

open source 3D computer vision library

A readable implementation of structure-from-motion

This repository is a part of the multiview 3D reconstruction project. This includes extraction of the sparse point cloud, which will be densified using MVS.

C++ Structure from Motion (SfM) pipeline with OpenGL visualization for Apolloscape Dataset

A Python package to reconstruct 3D models from video

A simple structure from motion pipeline in c++ using OpenCV and PCL

OpenCV Tool to Correct and Apply Distortion Dewarp to DJI Drone Images via EXIF Tags.

A structure from motion implemention in C++ and accelerated using CUDA

3D Scene Reconstruction in MATLAB with the Microsoft Kinect depth sensor.

Towards an efficient methodology for 3D reconstruction from images.

Marker Assisted SfM for marker-based pose estimation system

Visual inspection of bridges is customarily used to identify and evaluate faults. However, current procedures followed by human inspectors demand long inspection times to examine large and difficult to access bridges. To address these limitations, we investigate a computer vision‐based approach that employs SIFT keypoint matching on collected images of defects against a pre-existing reconstructed 3D point cloud of the bridge. We also investigate methods of reducing computation time with ML-based and conventional CV methods of segmentation to eliminate redundant keypoints. Our project successfully localizes the defect images and achieves a savings in runtime from filtering keypoints.