Hirosi Kobayashi
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Hirosi Kobayashi has made pioneering contributions to the field of optical metrology, particularly in noncontact three-dimensional shape measurement. His seminal 1987 paper, "Development of 3-D shape measurement system using fiber grating," introduced a novel approach using fiber grating to project structured light for precise surface profiling. This work, with 26 citations, laid a foundation for subsequent advances in industrial inspection and medical imaging. Kobayashi’s research centers on developing simple, highly accurate optical systems that replace traditional contact methods, enabling faster and more versatile measurements. His innovations in fiber-optic-based projection have influenced the design of modern 3D scanners and interferometric techniques. Beyond this landmark study, Kobayashi has contributed to the broader understanding of diffraction and fringe projection, helping to bridge theoretical optics and practical engineering. His work remains a reference point for researchers seeking robust, noninvasive measurement solutions, and his early adoption of fiber grating technology anticipated later trends in compact, high-resolution optical sensors.
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- 1Development of 3‐D shape measurement system using fiber grating26 citations · 1987