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iToF-flow-based High Frame Rate Depth Imaging

1 Jan 2024CVPR 2024 1archive 2025-07-28

Yu Meng, Zhou Xue, Xu Chang, Xuemei Hu, Tao Yue

iToF is a prevalent cost-effective technology for 3D perception. While its reliance on multi-measurement commonly leads to reduced performance in dynamic environments. Based on the analysis of the physical iToF imaging process we propose the iToF flow composed of crossmode transformation and uni-mode photometric correction to model the variation of measurements caused by different measurement modes and 3D motion respectively. We propose a local linear transform (LLT) based cross-mode transfer module (LCTM) for mode-varying and pixel shift compensation of cross-mode flow and uni-mode photometric correct module (UPCM) for estimating the depth-wise motion caused photometric residual of uni-mode flow. The iToF flow-based depth extraction network is proposed which could facilitate the estimation of the 4-phase measurements at each individual time for high framerate and accurate depth estimation. Extensive experiments including both simulation and real-world experiments are conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methods. Compared with the SOTA method our approach reduces the computation time by 75% while improving the performance by 38%. The code and database are available at https://github.com/ComputationalPerceptionLab/iToF_flow.

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