This paper introduces a novel approach for solving the problem of camera calibration from spheres. By exploiting the relationship between the dual images of spheres and the dual image of the absolute conic (IAC), it is shown that the common pole and polar with regard to the conic images of two spheres are also the pole and polar with regard to the IAC. This provides two constraints for estimating the IAC and, hence, allows a camera to be calibrated from an image of at least three spheres. Experimental results show the feasibility of the proposed approach. © 2007 IEEE.published_or_final_versio
Global calibration methods for multi-camera system are critical to the accuracy of vision measuremen...
An occluding contour of a sphere is projected to a conic in the perspective image, and such a conic ...
Imaging systems consisting of a camera looking at mul-tiple spherical mirrors (reflection) or multip...
This paper addresses the problem of camera calibration from spheres. By studying the relationship be...
This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous works have ...
Vision algorithms utilizing camera networks with a com-mon field of view are becoming increasingly f...
Abstract—This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous wo...
A spherical object has been introduced into camera calibration for several years through utilizing t...
A spherical object has been introduced into central catadioptric camera calibration through utilizin...
This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous works have ...
Recently, some linear approaches to camera calibration from sphere images are proposed. In this pape...
Central catadioptric cameras are imaging devices that use mirrors to enhance the field of view while...
Several calibration algorithms use spheres as calibration tokens because of the simplicity and unifo...
An occluding contour of a sphere is projected to a conic in the perspective image, and such a conic ...
This paper proposes a novel calibration method for fisheye cameras using sphere images which is an e...
Global calibration methods for multi-camera system are critical to the accuracy of vision measuremen...
An occluding contour of a sphere is projected to a conic in the perspective image, and such a conic ...
Imaging systems consisting of a camera looking at mul-tiple spherical mirrors (reflection) or multip...
This paper addresses the problem of camera calibration from spheres. By studying the relationship be...
This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous works have ...
Vision algorithms utilizing camera networks with a com-mon field of view are becoming increasingly f...
Abstract—This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous wo...
A spherical object has been introduced into camera calibration for several years through utilizing t...
A spherical object has been introduced into central catadioptric camera calibration through utilizin...
This paper proposes a stratified approach for camera calibration using spheres. Previous works have ...
Recently, some linear approaches to camera calibration from sphere images are proposed. In this pape...
Central catadioptric cameras are imaging devices that use mirrors to enhance the field of view while...
Several calibration algorithms use spheres as calibration tokens because of the simplicity and unifo...
An occluding contour of a sphere is projected to a conic in the perspective image, and such a conic ...
This paper proposes a novel calibration method for fisheye cameras using sphere images which is an e...
Global calibration methods for multi-camera system are critical to the accuracy of vision measuremen...
An occluding contour of a sphere is projected to a conic in the perspective image, and such a conic ...
Imaging systems consisting of a camera looking at mul-tiple spherical mirrors (reflection) or multip...