MANIPULATION
An Accuracy Test Procedure for Robotic Manipulators Utilizing a Vision based, 3-D Position Sensing System
Robert M. Podoloff, Warren Seering, B.J. Hunter
- Year
- 1984
- Citations
- 7
Abstract
A vision based, three dimensional position sensing system was constructed and used to measure the positioning accuracy of an articulated robot arm. With a twenty-five millimeter lens, the sensor achieved a sensitivity of 0.004 inches for measurements along the focal axis of the camera and 0.001 inches for measurements perpendicular to the focal axis. The system was used to optically define a reference frame in the robot workspace and then to check the positioning accuracy of the manipulator as it was instructed to move within this reference frame.
Keywords
Computer visionArtificial intelligenceWorkspaceComputer sciencePosition (finance)Frame (networking)RobotReference frameFocal lengthLens (geology)
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