Data mining and image recognition
Intellectual systems and technologies
N.O. Beshaposhnikov, A.G. Kushnirenko, A.A. Levin A method for auto-calibration of the educational robot control parameters using computer vision library OpenCV
Image and signal processing
MACHINE LEARNING
N.O. Beshaposhnikov, A.G. Kushnirenko, A.A. Levin A method for auto-calibration of the educational robot control parameters using computer vision library OpenCV

Abstract.

At present, methods of machine vision are available for a wide range of tasks. This article is devoted to one experience of practical application of the OpenCV computer vision library for automatic adjustment of some control parameters of the robot “Polzun“, which is used in the learning process in the programming environment “PiktoMir“. We discuss the technological causes of errors in the movement of the robot and explore various solutions. A calibration algorithm for the corresponding robot motion parameters is proposed.

Keywords:

piktoMir, robotics, algorithmics, computer vision, OpenCV.

PP. 100-107.

DOI: 10.14357/20790279180511

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