11-04-2016 08:16 PM
Time_Walker 已写:hello master: i get the image coordinate and robot coordinate. and calculate the ratio between .i seem that hard to get the relationship between them. would you like to give me any suggestion?
Hatef.fouladi 已写:ratio here is means robot step VS pixel step
but because in calibration you found ratio between image pixel and realworldso at the end you will be have robot step vs real world
based on image processing
I hope I could explain it well enough to understand
fixed it . need more patience.
11-13-2016 08:51 AM - edited 11-13-2016 08:53 AM
Hatef.fouladi 已写:
for this the easy way is that
after calibration regard 4 point in four corner of your image and also one point in center of image and steer your robot one step in y and one step in x in that points and calculate displacement of your robot in x and y axes in this case you will know what is relation between your robot moving step in x and y and and area of the environment that each pixel cover from outside
for example if you move robot one step but you find that this movement is two pixel in image so you can not order you robot to move same as one
Hello master:
it seem that this method is suitable for 4-Axis SCARA robot, how about for 6-Axis robot? same method? thank you very much for your help all the time~~
11-16-2016 02:38 AM
Hatef.fouladi 已写:
for this the easy way is that
after calibration regard 4 point in four corner of your image and also one point in center of image and steer your robot one step in y and one step in x in that points and calculate displacement of your robot in x and y axes in this case you will know what is relation between your robot moving step in x and y and and area of the environment that each pixel cover from outside
for example if you move robot one step but you find that this movement is two pixel in image so you can not order you robot to move same as one
hello master:
would you like to share the other calibration method with me? i had tried this way you told me. it seem that the accuracy is not so good, maybe there is +/-0.5mm tolerance.
11-16-2016 03:43 AM