• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 56, Issue 11, 111504 (2019)
Kai Zhou*, Xiangjun Wang, Zhong Wang, and Zijing Wan
Author Affiliations
  • State Key Laboratory of Precision Measurement Technology and Instruments, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP56.111504 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Kai Zhou, Xiangjun Wang, Zhong Wang, Zijing Wan. Design and Modeling of Visual Pose Measuring System with Large Vision Range[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(11): 111504 Copy Citation Text show less
    Structure of system
    Fig. 1. Structure of system
    Distribution of field of view
    Fig. 2. Distribution of field of view
    Left camera group for far-segmented measurement
    Fig. 3. Left camera group for far-segmented measurement
    Plane camera for near-segmented measurement
    Fig. 4. Plane camera for near-segmented measurement
    Equivalent imaging model of line camera
    Fig. 5. Equivalent imaging model of line camera
    Positioning model of 4-line-camera
    Fig. 6. Positioning model of 4-line-camera
    Imaging model of plane camera for near-segmented measurement
    Fig. 7. Imaging model of plane camera for near-segmented measurement
    Cooperative target used in measurement experiment
    Fig. 8. Cooperative target used in measurement experiment
    Segmented pose measurement system
    Fig. 9. Segmented pose measurement system
    Image peaks of one outer ring LED on the four line array CCDs with vision range of 35 m. (a) Camera 1L; (b) camera 1R; (c) camera 2L; (d) camera 2R
    Fig. 10. Image peaks of one outer ring LED on the four line array CCDs with vision range of 35 m. (a) Camera 1L; (b) camera 1R; (c) camera 2L; (d) camera 2R
    Image of inner ring LEDs on plane array camera with vision range of 5 m
    Fig. 11. Image of inner ring LEDs on plane array camera with vision range of 5 m
    Distributions of calibration points and verification points in far-segmented measurement experiment
    Fig. 12. Distributions of calibration points and verification points in far-segmented measurement experiment
    Coordinate reconstruction errors of calibration points in X, Y, and Z directions
    Fig. 13. Coordinate reconstruction errors of calibration points in X, Y, and Z directions
    Variation of attitude angle measurement result with time when target is 1 m away from camera. (a) Rolling angle; (b) pitching angle; (c) yaw angle
    Fig. 14. Variation of attitude angle measurement result with time when target is 1 m away from camera. (a) Rolling angle; (b) pitching angle; (c) yaw angle
    Variation of attitude angle measurement result with time when target is 3 m away from camera. (a) Rolling angle; (b) pitching angle; (c) yaw angle
    Fig. 15. Variation of attitude angle measurement result with time when target is 3 m away from camera. (a) Rolling angle; (b) pitching angle; (c) yaw angle
    RMSE /mmRelative error /%
    XYZMaximumAverage
    7.482.3533.420.370.13
    Table 1. Root mean square error and relative error of calibration points
    PointnumberTrue position /mmConstructed position /mmAbsolute error /mmRelativeerror /%
    XYZXYZXYZ
    1-2420-1109680-2423.4-107.39673.7-3.42.7-6.30.08
    2-4840-132030250-4834.2-1323.730296.55.8-3.746.50.15
    35060-1100181505069.0-1098.618116.19.01.4-33.90.19
    Table 2. Measurement results of three-dimensional coordinates of random verification points
    Kai Zhou, Xiangjun Wang, Zhong Wang, Zijing Wan. Design and Modeling of Visual Pose Measuring System with Large Vision Range[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2019, 56(11): 111504
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