07-26-2020, 07:21 PM
(01-19-2019, 09:37 PM)max_troWrote:We mounted an intel real-sense d435 to our robot.did you ever get something like this working?
We have seen RoboDK videos where stereo cameras and laser trackers are used to calibrate the robot.
We found lots of papers related to hand-eye calibration and rgb-d cameras.
However we struggle to implement a simple algorithm for hand-eye calibration:
We suggest something like:
1) Mark N (how many needed?) calibration-targets within the robots work area
2) Approach calibration-targets with robot and store as targets in RoboDK
3) Find pose, that has all calibration-targets in camera-view
4) Receive coordinates (x,y,z) for each calibration-target from camera (in camera-TCP)
5) [optional?] repeat 3-4 with different poses
6) Calculate calibration
Alternative for 1 (or 1&2 ?): use check-pattern board
We lack the math-skills for 6). Can someone point us towards a paper or some formulas how to calculate the camera-tcp?
