MANIPULATION
The narcissistic robot: Robot calibration using a mirror
Matthias Rüther, Martin Lenz, Horst Bischof
- Year
- 2010
- Citations
- 6
Abstract
We present a novel method for calibration of a robotic manipulator. The robot kinematic chain and its tool are observed by a hand mounted camera through a mirror. We show the possibility of enabling hand-eye, hand-tool, and kinematic robot calibration without incorporating accurate external references, except the mirror. Using this particularly simple setup, hand-eye calibration becomes independent of the kinematic chain and parameter observability constraints in kinematic calibration become more relaxed, which makes pose planning for robot calibration more convenient.
Keywords
Robot calibrationKinematicsCalibrationComputer visionRobotRobot kinematicsComputer scienceObservabilityArtificial intelligenceKinematic chain
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