Appeal No. 00-0833
Application 08/985,676
column 6, lines 50-52), or by configuring a single camera with
prisms located at the end of the objective of the camera for
dividing the image of the surface into two separate images
apart from each other at a known distance (Kanduth, column 6,
lines 62-67).
10. After the photographs are taken, but prior to
deformation of the object, the photographs are displayed on a
computer display where an interactive cursor facilitates the
selection of one template on each photograph (Kanduth, column
7, lines 21-24).
11. The photographs and the template information are
then stored in a computer for further retrieval. (Kanduth,
column 7, lines 24-27).
12. After the surface of the object has been deformed
photographs are taken of the first and second area of the
surface.
13. The computer searches for the previously selected
templates on the third and fourth photographs and determines
the new coordinates of the templates (Kanduth, column 7, lines
27-52).
a known distance. (Kanduth, column 6, 54-58).
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