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Wan Mokhdzani Wan Nor Haimi
Preferred name
Wan Mokhdzani Wan Nor Haimi
Official Name
Wan Mokhdzani, Wan Nor Haimi
Alternative Name
Norhaimi, W. M. W.
Norhaimi, Wan Mokhzani Wan
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Scopus Author ID
55533946600
Researcher ID
DKW-9931-2022
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PublicationDigital fringe projection for hand surface coordinate variation analysis caused by osteoarthritis( 2017)
;Cheek Hau Tan ;Vithyacharan Retnasamy ;Rajendaran Vairavan ;Muhammad Hafiz Ab AzizHand osteoarthritis is one of the most common forms of arthritis which impact millions of people worldwide. The disabling problem occurs when the protective cartilage on the boundaries of bones wear off over time. Currently, in order to identify hand osteoarthritis, special instruments namely X-ray scanning and MRI are used for the detection but it also has its limitations such as radiation exposure and can be quite costly. In this work, an optical metrology system based on digital fringe projection which comprises of an LCD projector, CCD camera and a personal computer has been developed to anticipate abnormal growth or deformation on the joints of the hand which are common symptoms of osteoarthritis. The main concept of this optical metrology system is to apply structured light as imaging source for surface change detection. The imaging source utilizes fringe patterns generated by C++ programming and is shifted by 3 phase shifts based on the 3 steps 2 shifts method. Phase wrapping technique and analysis were applied in order to detect the deformation of live subjects. The result has demonstrated a successful method of hand deformation detection based on the pixel tracking differences of a normal and deformed state. -
PublicationDigital fringe projection system for round shaped breast tumor detection( 2020-01-01)
;Vithyacharan Retnasamy ;Rajendaran VairavanThe digital fringe projection has been widely used in the field of surface imaging however its application in the field of body imaging especially for human breasts is still quite limited. Currently, the common imaging modality for breast tumor diagnoses are breast ultrasound and mammogram. There are advantages and limitations of using the mammogram and ultrasound in terms of the procedure of the process and the non-invasive nature of the procedure. In this work, an automated digital fringe projection system is developed to execute the imaging of surface changes of a helical shaped phantom breast. The fringe projection setup utilizes a computer, LCD projector, and a CCD camera. The tumor used was round-shaped with a diameter size of 1.5 and 2 cm. The fringe pattern was projected through the three-step phase shift where a resulting phase map was obtained. Results demonstrated that the system was able to identify an average pixel shift of five and ten on the breast surface caused by the presence of the round breast tumors.3