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MotionCam-3D Quick Start Guide for Engineering Sample

MotionCam-3D...Optimal scanning distance (sweet) 1239 930 x 810 0.94 0.63 Maximal scanning distance (far) 2150 1810 x 1350 1.69 1.13 Operation System Requirements Please …

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    MotionCam-3D Quick Start Guide for Engineering Sample   

     

  • 05/2020 

    MotionCam-3D Winner of the VISION Award 2018, Systems Innovators Award 2019, and ranked among the inVISION Top Innovations of 

    2019, MotionCam-3D® by Photoneo® is the highest-resolution and highest-accuracy area-based 3D camera for scanning in 

    rapid motion.  

         

    Introduction Thank you for choosing Photoneo’s MotionCam-3D. Please take a few minutes to read through this manual to become 

    familiar with the device and its operation. 

    MotionCam-3D is the highest-resolution and the highest-accuracy area-based 3D camera for scanning in rapid motion. It 

    uses Photoneo’s patented technology called Parallel Structured Light implemented in our custom CMOS image sensor. The 

    camera is able to capture objects moving as fast as 40 m/s and shoot at up to 20 FPS. The system processes ~15M 3D 

    points per second, providing sub-millimeter precision. 

    Photoneo has started to sell engineering samples of the MotionCam-3D while it is still in the development stage. This 

    allows customers to test out the camera’s potential and to prepare for significant advances in the field of 3D capturing, 

    machine vision and automation. While the engineering samples are functional and safe to use, the final parameters and 

    components are still being fine-tuned.   

    The MotionCam-3D is based on the PhoXi® 3D Scanner family. Therefore, some of its features are very similar to those of 

    the scanner, while some work differently. The purpose of this guide is to outline the differences in operation between the 

    scanner and the MotionCam-3D. 

    If you are not familiar with PhoXi 3D Scanners or PhoXi Control, we kindly ask you to read the following manuals to 

    familiarize yourself with 3D scanners and scanning software: 

    ■ PhoXi 3D Scanner: photoneo.com/support/#documentation 

    ■ PhoXi Control: photoneo.com/3d-scanning-software/ 

     

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    Preliminary Datasheets The following datasheets are valid for the engineering sample of MotionCam-3D. Datasheets for the final product may be 

    different. 

    Common Parameters 

    Parameter Scanning in motion 

    (default) High-resolution mode 

    (static scenes) 

    Depth map resolution (independent measurements) 

    ~0.5 Mpx 427 200 points 

    ~2 Mpx 1 922 400 points 

    Depth map resolution (output resolution) 

    1120 x 800  1680 x 1200 

    FPS  20 fps  3 fps 

    Data acquisition time  10 ms  300 ms 

    Maximum object / camera speed  40 m/s  - 

    3D points throughput  15 Million points per second 

    Scanning Range and Point Size 

     

     

    Figure 1: Scanning volume of the MotionCam-3D.   

    The point size is the average distance between two measured 3D points.  

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    MotionCam-3D model M Distance (mm) 

    Z Area (mm) 

    X x Y Point size (mm) 

    (in motion) Point size (mm) 

    (static scene) 

    Minimal scanning distance (near)  600  423 x 385  0.44  0.29 

    Optimal scanning distance (sweet)  900  862 x 610  0.78  0.52 

    Maximal scanning distance (far)  1600  1266 x 968  1.2  0.8 

     

    MotionCam-3D model L Distance (mm) 

    Z Area (mm) 

    X x Y Point size (mm) 

    (in motion) Point size (mm) 

    (static scene) 

    Minimal scanning distance (near)  870  550 x 465  0.55  0.37 

    Optimal scanning distance (sweet)  1239  930 x 810  0.94  0.63 

    Maximal scanning distance (far)  2150  1810 x 1350  1.69  1.13 

    Operation System Requirements 

    Please ensure that your computer meets the minimum system requirements in order to operate the MotionCam-3D. PhoXi 

    Control works only on 64-bit operating systems, Windows 10 or Ubuntu 16 are supported. 

      Minimum  Maximum performance (for 3D fusion) 

    CPU  Intel i7  AMD Ryzen Threadripper 2950X or better 

    RAM  16 GB  32 GB 

    SSD  128 GB  512 GB 

    GPU  GeForce GTX 1060 6GB  NVIDIA GeForce RTX2080 TI or better 

    Software 

    MotionCam-3D is operated via PhoXi Control version 1.3. Download PhoXi Control for: 

    ■ Windows:  

    www.photoneo.com/files/installer/PhoXi/1.3.2/PhotoneoPhoXiControlInstaller-1.3.2-win64.exe 

    ■ Ubuntu 16: 

    www.photoneo.com/files/installer/PhoXi/1.3.0-cam-alpha/PhotoneoPhoXiControlInstaller-1.3.0-Ubuntu16-gcc55-3d

    [email protected] 

    This Quick Start guide assumes that the reader is familiar with version 1.2 of the PhoXi Control application. We are going to 

    focus on features specific to the MotionCam-3D. 

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    Scanning Resolutions 

    MotionCam-3D utilizes a custom CMOS sensor and Parallel Structured 

    Light technology to produce 3D point clouds of scanned objects.  

    In the case of PhoXi 3D Scanners, the measurement of depth is achieved 

    by projection of structured light patterns on the scene. This way the 

    scanner measures one 3D point corresponding to each pixel on the image 

    sensor. MotionCam-3D does not rely on structured light patterns and 

    instead uses laser sweeps for illumination. The CMOS sensor powering 

    MotionCam-3D can use different schemes of sub-pixels to simulate 

    different structured light patterns. (The simulation of different light 

    patterns is also referred to as Coding strategy later in this document.) 

    The different sub-pixeling schemes contribute toward a single 3D point 

    (single measurement).  

    The sub-pixeling mode (the way each 3D point is measured) is controlled by the Resolution parameter. There are 7 

    different modes numbered from 0 to 6. We introduce them in an arbitrary order for better clarity. 

    Resolution Modes Overview 

    Resolution mode Independent measurements 

    (sensor resolution) Point cloud resolution  Coding strategy 

    Mode 2 - scanner  1680 x 1200  1680 x 1200  Selectable 

    Mode 6 - camera  560 x 800  560 x 800  Interreflections 

    Mode 5 - camera  560 x 800  560 x 800  Normal 

    Mode 4 - camera  560 x 800  1120 x 800  Interreflections 

    Mode 3 - camera  560 x 800  1120 x 800  Normal 

    Mode 1 - camera  1120 x 800  1120 x 800  Interreflections 

    Mode 0 - camera  1120 x 800  1120 x 800  Normal 

    Resolution Mode 2 - Scanner Mode 

    Mode 2 switches the camera to a high-resolution scanner mode usable for static scenes. In this mode, one 3D point 

    corresponds to one pixel in the sensor and all PhoXi Control functionalities behave the same way as they do for scanners. 

    The scanner mode uses the full working resolution of the image sensor - 1680 x 1200 pixels. Therefore, it is able to 

    produce almost 2 million 3D points. 

    All the other modes enable high-FPS camera performance with the ability to scan moving objects. Please note that the 

    following scanning parameters are unavailable when any of the high-FPS camera modes is selected: Coding Strategy, 

    Coding Quality, and recognition of Marker Space. 

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    Resolution Mode 5 & 6 - Fast Camera Modes with Uneven Point Distribution 

    Mode 5 and Mode 6 produce a depth map in a native 

    resolution of 560 x 800. Frame acquisition is fastest in these 

    modes but the 3D points are unevenly distributed. See the 

    sub-pixeling diagram and the point cloud resulting from 

    scanning a plane in Figure 2. 

    Mode 5 and Mode 6 differ in the Coding strategy. Mode 5 

    simulates light patterns of the Normal Coding strategy and 

    Mode 6 simulates the light patterns of Interreflections. For 

    the majority of scenes, Mode 6 produces superior quality 

    scans. Mode 5 is left for testing purposes. 

     

    Figure 2: The sensor sub-pixeling diagram and the resulting point 

    cloud of a flat surface scanned in Mode 5 or 6. 

    Resolution Mode 3 & 4 -Fast Camera Modes with Even Point Distribution 

    Mode 3 and Mode 4 are extensions of modes 5 and 6, 

    respectively. They use secondary sensor measurements to 

    compute points located directly between the measured 

    points. The resulting depth map has the resolution of 

    1120 x 800. Secondary measurements are calculated in PhoXi 

    Control. Mode 4 simulates the light patterns of 

    Interreflections Coding strategy and usually produces scans 

    of higher quality. 

    When capturing a dynamic scene, Mode 4 is 

    recommended as it generally delivers the best quality 

    results. 

     

    Figure 3: The sub-pixeling diagram of Modes 3 and 4. The red 

    points are direct measurements whereas the blue points are 

    secondary measurements. On the right is the resulting point cloud 

    of a flat plane. 

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    Resolution Mode 0 & 1 - Camera Modes with Regular Point Distributions 

    Modes 0 and 1 use sub-pixeling with the highest number 

    of direct measurements to achieve depth map resolution 

    of 1120 x 800. The method this resolution is achieved 

    with generally produces results inferior to Modes 3 and 4 

    due to higher computational requirements, increased data 

    transfer rates (~ 30 ms slower), and reduced light 

    efficiency resulting in higher noise levels. 

     

    Figure 4: The sub-pixeling diagram and the resulting point cloud of a 

    flat plane in Modes 0 and 1. 

    Normals 

    The calculation of topological normals is currently possible only in the Single scan mode (not in the Free run mode) due to 

    the computational load. Computation of normals is by default turned off. The following utility can be used to turn the 

    computation of normals ON: 

    www.photoneo.com/files/utils/EnableNormals.zip 

    Please contact [email protected] if you require assistance. 

    Hardware Trigger & Daisy Chain 

    It is possible to set up several MotionCam-3D cameras to work synchronously by using the hardware trigger functionality 

    and GPIO outputs. This setup requires special cables provided upon request as the standard power cable contains only 2 

    wires for power input. In this setup, the end of the acquisition on one device triggers the acquisition on the second device 

    and vice versa. Please contact us for more information and assistance. 

    Static IP 

    Setting up a static IP for MotionCam-3D is not available at the moment. Please contact [email protected] for 

    assistance. This will be updated in a future version of PhoXi Control.   

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    82109, Bratislava 

    Slovakia 

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