• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 44, Issue 2, 0212004 (2024)
Xiaoqian Wang1, Kun Xu2, Shoucang Wu2, Tao Peng1, Zhenzhen Huang1, and Zhijiang Zhang1、*
Author Affiliations
  • 1Key Laboratory of Specialty Fiber Optics and Optical Access Networks, School of Communication & Information Engineering, Shanghai University, Shanghai 200444, China
  • 2MCC Baosteel Technology Service Co. Ltd., Shanghai 201999, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS231544 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Xiaoqian Wang, Kun Xu, Shoucang Wu, Tao Peng, Zhenzhen Huang, Zhijiang Zhang. Surface Grid Calibration of Line Structured Light Based on Ray-Tracing[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(2): 0212004 Copy Citation Text show less
    Line structured light vision system
    Fig. 1. Line structured light vision system
    Schematic diagram of horizontal ray-tracing. (a) Curved light surface; (b) camera ray plane
    Fig. 2. Schematic diagram of horizontal ray-tracing. (a) Curved light surface; (b) camera ray plane
    Line structured light imaging geometry model
    Fig. 3. Line structured light imaging geometry model
    Schematic diagram of line structured light surface grid
    Fig. 4. Schematic diagram of line structured light surface grid
    Intersecting grid points
    Fig. 5. Intersecting grid points
    Subpixel light strip center point
    Fig. 6. Subpixel light strip center point
    Calibration system flow chart
    Fig. 7. Calibration system flow chart
    Field of line structured light surface calibration experiment
    Fig. 8. Field of line structured light surface calibration experiment
    Polynomial fitting results. (a) Horizontal ray-tracing; (b) vertical ray-tracing
    Fig. 9. Polynomial fitting results. (a) Horizontal ray-tracing; (b) vertical ray-tracing
    Local results of the ray-tracing grid
    Fig. 10. Local results of the ray-tracing grid
    Calibration plane reconstruction with error distribution. (a1) (a2) Proposed method; (b1) (b2) LPM; (c1) (c2) PFC
    Fig. 11. Calibration plane reconstruction with error distribution. (a1) (a2) Proposed method; (b1) (b2) LPM; (c1) (c2) PFC
    Results of distance measurement
    Fig. 12. Results of distance measurement
    Parameter nameResult
    fxfy3479.8270,3480.1814
    u0v02536.5745,2621.4617
    k1k2k3-0.07170,0.08888,-0.02706
    p1p20.00114,0.00015
    Table 1. Camera calibration parameters
    MethodOrder of polynomial
    23456
    RMSE S /mmHorizontal ray-tracing8.6471.8411.20810.75430.661
    Vertical ray-tracing3.3040.5850.3950.3840.527
    Time T /sHorizontal ray-tracing1.3651.2821.2821.2871.218
    Vertical ray-tracing0.3430.2830.3150.3000.276
    Number of polynomials NPHorizontal ray-tracing20051955192418991861
    Vertical ray-tracing562506495481459
    Table 2. Polynomial fitting results of different orders
    MethodNumber of calibration images
    4030201510
    Mean error E /mmHRT0.7640.6700.5870.6700.582
    VRT0.2910.2900.2280.2660.347
    Proposed method0.6780.6010.5240.5920.548
    Number of sample points NSHRT437483193220061103664350
    VRT9725710543282490739
    Proposed method534733903724389128565089
    Number of polynomials NPHRT1924187616211043558
    VRT495466402265100
    Proposed method2419234220231308658
    Table 3. Calibration results with different number of calibration images
    MethodWithout noiseMean value of Gaussian noise μG
    246810
    HRT0.7640.7330.7490.7320.7320.747
    VRT0.2910.2650.2850.2650.2630.284
    Proposed method0.6780.6480.6640.6460.6460.662
    LPM0.1260.1250.1270.1250.1250.127
    PFC38.27538.71038.27738.71438.71238.279
    Table 4. Calibration accuracies of Gaussian noise with different mean values
    MethodWithout noiseStandard deviation of Gaussian noise σG
    5101520
    HRT0.7640.7320.7330.7320.747
    VRT0.2910.2640.2640.2630.284
    Proposed method0.6780.6460.6470.6460.662
    LPM0.1260.1250.1250.1250.127
    PFC38.27538.71138.71538.71438.279
    Table 5. Calibration accuracies of Gaussian noise with different standard deviations

    Distance

    DP /mm

    MethodNumber of calibration images
    40 planer targets30 planer targets20 planer targets15 planer targets10 planer targets
    1294.47Proposed method0.5200.5180.5230.638
    LPM0.5710.6300.6240.544
    PFC3.7689.86320.81550.740
    1589.78Proposed method0.8350.8320.8970.9870.820
    LPM0.8890.9241.0451.2861.266
    PFC34.38227.74435.07422.60825.357
    1693.48Proposed method0.9960.9930.9991.0230.979
    LPM1.1341.1401.2031.6301.596
    PFC18.5896.76412.29616.51215.035
    1767.24Proposed method0.9591.0791.0651.1481.016
    LPM1.1341.0851.1211.5431.362
    PFC6.3317.9734.4419.2637.340
    Table 6. Accuracies of plate measurement
    MethodDistance to be measured
    d1 /mmd2 /mmd3 /mmd4 /mmdH /mmdV /mm
    HRT0.0171.1390.1770.7440.0300.046
    VRT0.8060.0260.4710.0640.0240.034
    Proposed method0.3990.2800.3400.3540.0280.030
    LPM0.1131.0590.1510.6040.0270.038
    PFC3.5758.5016.9521.0010.4930.202
    Table 7. Accuracies of distance measurement
    MethodHRTVRTProposed methodLPMPFC
    Length0.4790.1450.0250.4576.643
    Width0.3270.4800.0620.1871.386
    Table 8. Measurement accuracies of standard body size unit: mm
    Xiaoqian Wang, Kun Xu, Shoucang Wu, Tao Peng, Zhenzhen Huang, Zhijiang Zhang. Surface Grid Calibration of Line Structured Light Based on Ray-Tracing[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2024, 44(2): 0212004
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