Camera Calibration in High-Speed Robotic Assembly Operations
Radu Constantin Parpală, Mario Andrei Ivan, Lidia Florentina Parpală, Costel Emil Coteț, Cicerone Laurențiu Popa
- Year
- 2024
- Citations
- 2
- Access
- Open access
Abstract
The increase in positioning accuracy and repeatability allowed the integration of robots in assembly operations using guidance systems (structured applications) or video acquisition systems (unstructured applications). This paper proposes a procedure to determine the measuring plane using a 3D laser camera. To validate the procedure, the camera coordinates and orientation will be verified using robot coordinates. This procedure is an essential element for camera calibration and consists of developing a mathematical model using the least square method and planar regression. The mathematical model is considered necessary as a step towards optimizing the integration of robotic vision systems in assembly applications. A better calibrated camera has the potential to provide better recognition results, which are essential in this field. These improved results can then be used to increase the accuracy and repeatability of the robot.
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