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An iterative approach to the hand-eye and base-world calibration problem
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2002
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EngineeringComputer-aided DesignLocalizationImage AnalysisCalibrationCamera CalibrationSystems EngineeringComputational ImagingKinematicsVisual Servoing ApplicationsComputational GeometryIterative ApproachGeometric ModelingMachine VisionStructure From MotionProjection SystemRange ImagingNew AlgorithmComputer VisionSensor CalibrationHomogeneous Transformation MatrixNatural SciencesVisual ServoingEye TrackingMulti-view Geometry
In visual servoing applications using a position-based approach and an end-effector-mounted camera, the position and orientation of the camera with respect to the end-effector must be known. This information is frequently represented in the form of a homogeneous transformation matrix (HTM). For special "noise-free" cases, a closed-form solution for this calibration problem can be determined. However, in the real world, such a solution is not adequate and a least-squares approach or an adaptive algorithm must be used. In this paper, we describe a new algorithm that can simultaneously calculate the base-world and the hand-eye (camera to end-effector) HTMs. This method is robust to noise, and converges to a valid solution very quickly.
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