Image registration (“registration”) is a process by which real world features captured from different perspectives via images from two or more cameras are matched so that information about the real world may be aggregated. Typical examples include combining RGB (Red, Green, Blue) images from two standard cameras to produce a three dimensional (3D) depth image, and combining depth data from one camera with color data from another camera. Registration is typically technically challenging and implementations can be computationally intensive and time consuming which often make them appropriate only for initial calibration of cameras in a factory setting.
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