2019
DOI: 10.3390/s19020246
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Camera Calibration Using Gray Code

Abstract: In order to determine camera parameters, a calibration procedure involving the camera recordings of a checkerboard is usually performed. In this paper, we propose an alternative approach that uses Gray-code patterns displayed on an LCD screen. Gray-code patterns allow us to decode 3D location information of points of the LCD screen at every pixel in the camera image. This is in contrast to checkerboard patterns where the number of corresponding locations is limited to the number of checkerboard corners. We sho… Show more

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“…erefore, it can be said that the detection accuracy and detection speed of the algorithm in this paper are due to the other two detection algorithms, using standard gauge blocks. After camera calibration [38,39], the actual size of pix corresponding to each pixel is 0.007291 mm, and the actual diameter D of the brake master cylinder compensation hole is calculated by the formula D � 2 * pix * n � 2 * 0.007291 * 48.105 � 0.70151. (20) Finally, using random Hough transform, gradient Hough transform, and the algorithm in this paper, the same master cylinder compensation hole size is detected 30 times, and the pixel size of each time is recorded to form the experimental data shown in Table 7.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…erefore, it can be said that the detection accuracy and detection speed of the algorithm in this paper are due to the other two detection algorithms, using standard gauge blocks. After camera calibration [38,39], the actual size of pix corresponding to each pixel is 0.007291 mm, and the actual diameter D of the brake master cylinder compensation hole is calculated by the formula D � 2 * pix * n � 2 * 0.007291 * 48.105 � 0.70151. (20) Finally, using random Hough transform, gradient Hough transform, and the algorithm in this paper, the same master cylinder compensation hole size is detected 30 times, and the pixel size of each time is recorded to form the experimental data shown in Table 7.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The intrinsic parameters of the cameras must be known. Intrinsic camera calibration is a well-known problem, and many good solutions already exist [ 3 , 16 ].…”
Section: Algorithmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using feature selection, the contour of the compensation hole is obtained, and then the center position and diameter of the compensation hole are calculated, and the position of the grating ruler at this time is recorded to calculate the position information of the compensation hole. Through pixel calibration, 23,24 the true size represented by each pixel is obtained as 0.0019 mm, and the compensation hole size parameters are obtained multiple times and recorded. Then the mean value and variance of the compensation hole are calculated, as shown in the specific data in Table 2.…”
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confidence: 99%