학술논문

A Single-Point Pose Constraint Based 6R Robot Kinematic Calibration Method Through Monocular Vision
Document Type
Conference
Source
2023 International Symposium on Intelligent Robotics and Systems (ISoIRS) ISOIRS Intelligent Robotics and Systems (ISoIRS), 2023 International Symposium on. :152-157 May, 2023
Subject
Computing and Processing
Parameter estimation
Atmospheric measurements
Service robots
Robot kinematics
Robot vision systems
Kinematics
Position measurement
robot
kinematic calibration
monocular vision measurement
position restraint
Language
Abstract
This paper proposes a 6R robot kinematic closed-loop calibration method, in order to improve the 6R robot kinematic absolute positioning accuracy, that establishes a single-point pose constraint through the monocular vision-based pose measurement method, and realizes the robot kinematic parameter identification by using the particle swarm optimization method. The camera installed at the end of the robot is used as the measurement equipment, and the fixed high-precision calibration board shall be measured in multiple positions to achieve single-point restraint in closed-loop calibration of kinematic. In order to realize the application of calibration results in the industrial environment, a minimum parameter set of 7 parameters for kinematic calibration is obtained based on inverse solution of parameter constraints in industrial application and kinematic coupling of hand-eye system, and step-by-step parameter identification is achieved with the aid of hand-eye calibration algorithm to realize fast and stable kinematic parameter identification of robots. The proposed methodology is employed to achieve successful calibration of the HSR-JR605 robot, leading to a reduction in the average distance error of robot motion from 2.536 mm to 0.3422 mm.