DuoDIC
is an open-source MATLAB toolbox by Dana Solav's research group at Technion for three-dimensional (stereo) Digital Image Correlation (3D-DIC) using two cameras. For multi-view (3 cameras or more), please visit our MultiDIC toolbox. 3D-DIC is an important technique for measuring the mechanical behavior of materials. DuoDIC
was developed to allow simple calibration and data processing, and to be easily adaptable to different experimental requirements. DuoDIC
integrates the 2D-DIC subset-based software Ncorr with MATLAB's camera calibration algorithms to reconstruct 3D surfaces from stereo image pairs. Moreover, it contains algorithms for computing and visualizing 3D displacement, deformation and strain measures. High-level scripts allow users to perform 3D-DIC analyses with minimal interaction with MATLAB syntax, while proficient MATLAB users can also use stand-alone functions and data-structures to write custom scripts for specific experimental requirements. Comprehensive documentation, instruction manual, and sample data are included.
DuoDIC
was developed and tested on 64-bit Windows 10 and has not yet been tested on other platforms.
DuoDIC
was developed on MATLAB versions R2021a and R2021b, and has not yet been tested on prior versions.
MATLAB toolbox dependencies:
- Image Processing Toolbox
- Computer Vision System Toolbox
- Statistics and Machine Learning Toolbox
To install DuoDIC
simply follow these two steps:
Use one of these two options:
a. Clone DuoDIC
using: git clone https://github.com/SolavLab/DuoDIC.git
.
b. Download and unzip the latest zip file.
In MATLAB, navigate to the (unzipped) DuoDIC
folder, type installDuoDIC
in the command window, and hit Enter.
Check out the instruction manual. It should have all the information you need to get started.
This is the official repository for the paper:
DuoDIC
: 3D Digital Image Correlation in MATLAB
'
DOI:
Please cite this paper if you use the toolbox.
If you wish to contribute code/algorithms to this project, or to propose a collaboration study, please send an email to [email protected] .
DuoDIC
is provided under the . The license file is found on the GitHub repository.