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Vision-guided robot calibration using photogrammetric methods
DOI:10.1016/j.isprsjprs.2024.09.037.png)
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We propose novel photogrammetry-based robot calibration methods for industrial robots that are guided cameras or 3D sensors. Compared to state-of-the-art methods, our methods are capable of calibrating robot kinematics, the hand-eye transformations, and, for camera-guided robots, the interior orientation of camera simultaneously. Our approach uses a minimal parameterization of the robot kinematics and hand-eye transformations. Furthermore, it uses a camera model that is capable of handling a large range of complex lens distortions that can occur in cameras that are typically used in machine vision applications. To determine model parameters, geometrically meaningful photogrammetric error measures are used. They are independent of the parameterization of the model and typically result in a higher accuracy. We apply a stochastic model for all parameters (observations and unknowns), which allows us to assess the precision and significance the calibrated model parameters. To evaluate our methods, we propose novel procedures that are relevant real-world applications and do not require ground truth values. Experiments on synthetic and real data show that our approach improves the absolute positioning accuracy of industrial robots significantly. By applying our approach to two different uncalibrated UR3e robots, one guided by a camera and one by a 3D sensor, were able to reduce the RMS evaluation error by approximately 85% for each robot.
Keyword:
Robot calibration
Kinematic identification
Hand-eye calibration
Camera calibration
Industrial robotics
Pose accuracy
Gauss-Markov model
Gauss-Helmert model
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