The 3rd International Conference on Information Sciences and Interaction Sciences 2010
DOI: 10.1109/icicis.2010.5534797
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A camera calibration technique based on OpenCV

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“…Desenvolvido na linguagem de programação Python 5 [18], o módulo de calibração proposto utiliza os recursos da biblioteca de software OpenCV (do inglês, Open Source Computer Vision Library) [19], cujas funções de calibração de câmera fundamentam-se no modelo de câmera estenopeica (pinhole), considerando nesse modelo as distorções radiais e tangenciais de lentes [20].…”
Section: Calibrar a Câmera De Origemunclassified
“…Desenvolvido na linguagem de programação Python 5 [18], o módulo de calibração proposto utiliza os recursos da biblioteca de software OpenCV (do inglês, Open Source Computer Vision Library) [19], cujas funções de calibração de câmera fundamentam-se no modelo de câmera estenopeica (pinhole), considerando nesse modelo as distorções radiais e tangenciais de lentes [20].…”
Section: Calibrar a Câmera De Origemunclassified
“…To start the camera calibration, a camera model has to be chosen and be described. The OpenCV calibration algorithm utilizes a pinhole camera model and introduces radial and tangential distortion [3]. Distortion correction is vital since the presented multi-camera system uses low-cost board-level cameras with S-mount lenses, which introduce an amount of distortion to the images that can not be neglected.…”
Section: Single Camera Calibrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…( | ) is the matrix with extrinsic parameters. This equation expresses the relationship between a point in the image and a point in the space plane [16].…”
Section: B Camera Calibrationmentioning
confidence: 99%