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Scene-Level Passive Polarization 3D Imaging

Authors: WANG Xin; HAN Pingli; LUO Xiyuan; LIU Qianqian; ZHANG Tong; DONG Xue; XIANG Meng; LIU Jinpeng; LIU Yanyan; LIU Fei

DOI: 10.29026/oea.2026.250267Status: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• • Centimeter-level reconstruction precision achieved on natural field scenes, enabling passive 3D imaging where active illumination is impractical or prohibited, such as covert surveillance or heritage site documentation. • • The iterative optimization framework resolves the π ambiguity and target discontinuity without neural network training, reducing computational overhead and eliminating the need for large labeled datasets that plague deep learning approaches. • • Scale normalization strategy globally aligns multi-frame point clouds, enabling dynamic video reconstruction with consistent metric scale—critical for applications requiring temporal depth tracking, such as vehicle navigation or fluid surface monitoring. • • The method operates passively under natural illumination, removing dependence on active light sources and scanning mechanisms, which lowers power consumption and hardware complexity for long-duration outdoor deployment.