The gear structure is an important part of the transmission device. The majority of manual methods are currently used to complete the assembly of the large internal gear. Manual assembly is difficult and inefficient. Therefore, an online measurement method for the assembly pose of the gear structure based on monocular vision is proposed. After the critical features of the gear structure have been detected, a duality elimination method based on traversal mapping dots is proposed to obtain the correct solution for the spatial circle pose. Concurrently, the circle pose optimization model is established to enhance pose precision. Then, a new calibration board was designed to finish the hand-eye calibration of the parallel mechanism and camera. Finally, the correction amount required to complete the internal and external teeth assembly is calculated based on the iterative update of the pose measurement method. Experimental results show that the comprehensive accuracy of the pose measurement method exceeds 0.2 mm, the average assembly time is approximately 14 minutes, and the assembly success rate is approximately 97%. It has been realized that simulation gear structure parts can be assembled automatically.
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