论文信息 - Camera calibration for three-dimensional measurement

Camera calibration for three-dimensional measurement

Abstract A method of calculating the viewing parameters of a camera using a specially designed circular pattern is described. The proposed method uses simple equations to determine the angles of pan, tilt, and swing, as well as the distance from the camera to the reference point in a world coordinate system. Compared with currently available methods, this one is so simple and accurate that it may even seem trivial.

Min-Hong Han | Sangyong Rhee

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