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Publication
Topical Meeting on Machine Vision 1986
Conference paper
REVIEW OF THE TWO-STAGE CAMERA CALIBRATION TECHNIQUE PLUS SOME NEW IMPLEMENTATION TIPS AND SOME NEW TECHNIQUES FOR CENTER AND SCALE CALIBRATION. .
Abstract
Camera calibration is fundamental to 3D sensing/measurement with robotics/machine vision. The principle of the two-stage technique is reviewed so that the readers can grasp the main ideas quickly. Some new experimental results, which indicate that stage 2 of the two-stage calibration technique only requires one iteration to reach good results, are reported. Several new techniques developed for calibrating the scale and lens center are outlined.