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Implement Ali's RWHE calibration method #939
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I think the hand eye should solve both variants, eye-in-hand and eye-to-world. In any case you can use Robot-World/Hand-Eye, I think its better. I have been fighting with the opencv's method and still could not make it work.
Yes, we used Ali's method, but in the matlab scritp. |
Ok, that sounds good.
If you want, I could join you in Zoom after lunch to try to help. Have you made any progress or is it how we left it?
Got it! These scripts will help a lot, I think. |
I changed a lot, trying to cleanup the code. Dit not help. I will call if I have some time this afternoon. |
Ok, sounds good! |
Picking this back up... |
Possible progress! The Li method for calibration in the code base is translated to Python (hopefully correctly!). Now I need to get the comparison working so I can test if it's working properly. |
That's good, but running is the real deal. Looking forward to see if it runs correctly. |
Hello all! I think I closed this by accident this morning... Some notes:
For the eye-in-hand case, running:
we get:
Now creating a copy of this script for the eye-to-hand case and adapting it accordingly... |
Working on implementing Shah's method, also from that repo. Since it is similar to Li's, the implementation should be relatively simple. |
Bug fixing on Li's method after testing on the (simulated) |
The idea is to implement the RWHE-Calib method for Hand-Eye calibration in ATOM.
Similarly to OpenCV, they have two different methods:
Am I correct in assuming we only want the second, @miguelriemoliveira? I remember we spoke of this on Monday because of the OpenCV calibration and if I recall correctly I think we landed on just using RWHE.
By the way, ATOM has a script called "convert_from_rwhe_dataset.py". Are these scripts referring to this method?
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