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Shadow Based Single Camera Vision System Calibration

Bo Peng

Year
2009
Citations
5

Abstract

Vision system calibration is the first and foremost task in ping-pong robot. To reduce the deficiency of the traditional binocular vision cameras method in heavy computation and difficulty in image synchronization,a new calibration algorithm is proposed to deal with a monocular vision system. Based on the monocular camera model,the stereo mapping is transferred to the planar mapping. Using the projection geometry relationship between light,ball and shadow,both the least square method and the optimized error estimation method are used to evaluate the parameters of the vision system. Furthermore,it lays a foundation of 3D position calculation and trace prediction. This method has been proved to have high accuracy to locate the object in the scene (4 mm) and high-speed image processing (60 fps). It is an effective and reliable way in computer vision compared with binocular stereo vision in structure size,measurement speed,and cost. Also it has a wide application prospect.

Keywords

Computer visionArtificial intelligenceComputer scienceCamera resectioningMonocular visionStereopsisMachine visionComputer stereo visionCalibrationStereo cameras

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