Optics and Precision Engineering, Volume. 19, Issue 5, 1134(2011)
Camera calibration based on flexible spliced two-dimensional target
A camera calibration method based on the flexible spliced two-dimensional target is proposed to orercome the problems in the camera calibration that a large scale target with high precision is hard to fabricate, and the smaller one cannot satisfy the required accuracy. According to this problem. The flexible spliced two-dimensional target consists of many small planar targets (called sub-target). Each sub-target includes a matching area and an extending area. Those sub-targets are combined into a virtual large scale planar target (called mother-target) by encode in the matching area and the camera parameters are calibrated by the mother-target. Simulation and real experiment results indicate that the accuracy of the proposed calibration method is almost the same as that of Zhang’s calibration method using a large planar target with the point numbers similar to that of the flexible spliced two-dimensional target. The relative error of the calibration result of them is less than 2%. This method shows his advantages in that the target is convenient to be fabricated, and the area of target can be extended infinitely.
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YANG Jian*, L Nai-guang, QIN Ping-le, YANG Qiu-xiang. Camera calibration based on flexible spliced two-dimensional target[J]. Optics and Precision Engineering, 2011, 19(5): 1134
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Received: Feb. 2, 2010
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Published Online: Jun. 15, 2011
The Author Email: Jian* YANG (yangjian9770@126.com)