@inbook{10498/31063,
year = {2020},
month = {7},
url = {http://hdl.handle.net/10498/31063},
abstract = {Photogrammetry is a technique used for studying and precisely defining the
shape, dimension, and position in space of any object, using mainly measurements
taken over one or more photographs of that object. Today, photogrammetry is a
popular science due to its ease of application, low cost, and good results. Based on
these causes, it is becoming a good alternative to scanning. This has led to its
implementation in different sectors such as the archeological, architectural, and
topographical for application in element reconstructions, cartography, or biomechanics.
This chapter presents the fundamental aspects of this technology, as well as
its great possibilities of application in the engineering field.},
keywords = {3D scan},
keywords = {reverse engineering},
keywords = {3D design},
keywords = {point cloud},
keywords = {CAD},
keywords = {virtual model},
keywords = {3D reconstruction},
keywords = {virtual assembly},
keywords = {augmented reality},
keywords = {virtual reality},
title = {Photogrammetry as an Engineering Design Tool},
doi = {10.5772/intechopen.92998},
author = {Valerga Puerta, Ana Pilar and Jimenez-Rodriguez, Rocio Aletheia and Fernandez-Vidal, Sergio and Fernández Vidal, Severo Raúl},
}