In this paper, we have achieved kinematic calibration of the purely translational Orthopod parallel mechanism via a flexible measuring system, which is based on Costar SI-M350 CCD camera with TEC-M12 lens. We first identify intrinsic parameters of the camera and the camera calibration result is verified using a simple yet practical experiment. Then we perform manipulator calibration using its inverse kinematics model. To evaluate the visionbased kinematic calibration method, we let the endeffector undergo a uniaxial translation and observe its leg parallelism [1]. Experiment data verifies the effectiveness and flexibility of the proposed calibration method.6 page(s
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International audienceThis paper focuses on the benefits of using computer vision to control a Gough...
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