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This wiki will explain how the Cybervision works and how to use it.

When two images are taken from slightly different positions, the parallax effect will cause objects to move a different distance - depending on ther position relative to the camera.

This process is called photogrammetry, and Cybervision is a domain-specific photogrammetry tool.

How to set up a development environment

Ideas for future improvement

Domain model

Cybervision was only tested with images from a Scanning Electron Microscrope and requires the following:

• High contrast images with a lot of detail (corners);
• Parallel projection;
  • Typical cameras have perspective projection - in addition to moving, objects also change their dimensions depending on the distance to the camera;
  • But if the distance to the object is large enough, perspective projection becomes parallel.

It is possible (although not tested) that Cybervision could work with aerial photography.