High-Precision Calibration Technology for Laser 3D Projection System Based on Pose Relationship

To address the multi-sensor collaborative calibration challenges in laser 3D projection systems, a pose calibration method integrating binocular vision and laser ranging is proposed. A multi-coordinate system fusion framework encompassing the camera coordinate system, galvanometer coordinate system, and workpiece coordinate system is established. Through the calculation of reference pose matrices and real-time transformations, adaptive calibration under arbitrary workpiece placements is achieved. Experimental results demonstrate that within a working range of 1.5–2.5 m, the calibration error is 45.5 μm, meeting the high-precision requirements of aerospace precision machining and assembly.

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Photonics
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2026-04-30
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https://doi.org/10.3390/photonics13050441
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Optical measurement and interference techniques
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High-Precision Calibration Technology for Laser 3D Projection System Based on Pose Relationship

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Abstract

To address the multi-sensor collaborative calibration challenges in laser 3D projection systems, a pose calibration method integrating binocular vision and laser ranging is proposed. A multi-coordinate system fusion framework encompassing the camera coordinate system, galvanometer coordinate system, and workpiece coordinate system is established. Through the calculation of reference pose matrices and real-time transformations, adaptive calibration under arbitrary workpiece placements is achieved. Experimental results demonstrate that within a working range of 1.5–2.5 m, the calibration error is 45.5 μm, meeting the high-precision requirements of aerospace precision machining and assembly.

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University of Science and Technology Beijing (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Optical measurement and interference techniques
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