A Review of 3D Reconstruction Techniques from 2D Orthographic Line Drawings

Authors:
Muhammad Abuzar Fahiem;Shaiq A. Haq;Farhat Saleemi
Affiliations:
Univ of Engg & Tech, Lahore, Pakistan;Univ of Engg & Tech, Lahore, Pakistan;Lahore Collg for Women Univ Lahore, Pakistan
Venue:
GMAI '07 Proceedings of the Geometric Modelling and Imaging
Year:
2007

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Abstract

3D reconstruction of objects form orthographic projections of engineering drawing has been very crucial research area since decades. In this paper, we have critically reviewed the latest approaches dealing with single view and multi view. Different approaches have been discussed with respect to bottom-up and topdown reconstruction. Many other parameters such as type of drawing, shape of object, x-sectional view, user interaction, dead end holes and hidden lines have also been compared amongst these approaches.