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Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan
International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 79
Research on Calibration Reading Technology of High-Precision
Meter
Zhigang Ning nzg0928@163.com
College of Electrical Engineering
University of South China
Hengyang,421001,China
Xueyu Gong gongxy@nhu.edu.cn
College of Electrical Engineering
University of South China
Hengyang,421001,China
Lihong Zhao zhaolh@gmail.com
College of Electrical Engineering
University of South China
Hengyang,421001,China
Changhong Shan shanch801@126.com
College of Electrical Engineering
University of South China
Hengyang,421001,China
Abstract
The paper proposes a way to achieve camera positioning tasks by 2D visual
servoing. By observing both the camera and the features of meter reading, the
camera is able to be positioned with an accuracy in hand-eye calibration. The
calibration reading method is used to recognize high-precision meter reading.The
paper mainly includes three parts. Firstly, the geometrical model of parallax
formation is constructed and the importing error is analyzed. Secondly, according
to the analysis of importing error, the calibration reading technology of high-
precision meter and the experimental platform of calibration reading technology
are designed. Finally, the experiment on the calibration reading technology is
researched. The experimental results show the method is applicable to automatic
recognition of high-precision meter.
Keywords: Calibration Reading Technology,High-Precision Meter,Camera Lenses Locating, Importing
Error.
1. INTRODUCTION
Although many digital meters have output ports which can directly connect with computer digital
output ports, it is difficult for some practical application to operate automatically and recognize
meter reading with person’s eye. In addition, sampling meter reading in some running systems or
at some dangerous scenes is needed. Automatization and communication of these systems need
improving.Intelligent examination method based on machine vision is a fundamental way to
improve conventional examination method, which carries machine vision and artificial intelligence
in meter detecting process. The method has eliminated personal error of labour examination and
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International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 80
improved examination precision and speed. The method is a new attempt of automatic
technology applying to industrial production and examination process.
Industrial development and multi-subject cross-research need all sorts of examination meters.
Because of output ports of different sorts of digital meters produced by different corporation and
their communication agreements, it is a great workload that output ports are connected by all
sorts of communication agreements. It isn’t immediately realized that all kinds of meters with or
without digital output ports are constituted an integrated and automatic examination system.
Owing to above mentioned reasons, it is practically valuable that meter digital reading is
photographed and recognized.
Dial meters with simple structure, easy use and low price are widely used to measure electrical
current, distance, water, gas, etc. The precision level of recognition system of meter reading of
dial meter is under 1.0 at the present time, while high-precision dial meter is not widely
researched[1]. The paper adopts calibration reading technology to recognize meter reading of
high-precision dial meter.The first stage of our research is focused on camera locating.
Calibration reading technology is used to calibrate camera position, which makes optical center of
camera lens locating in the permissible error area[2-4].
The paper is organized as follows. Section two discusses some of the relevant visual servoing
positioning literature. The geometrical model of parallax formation is constructed and the
importing error is analyzed in Section three.Section four describes the calibration reading
technology of high-precision meter. The experiment on the calibration reading technology is
shown in Section five.The paper ends with conclusion.
2. RELATED WORK
Traditional method of sensor-guided fine-positioning is based on hand-eye calibration. Hand-eye
calibration is a process used in the field of robotics to determine the orientation of a camera in
relation to the recognition of meter reading of high-precision dial meter. Only focusing on vision-
based positioning relative to a static(unmoving) target, it can be argued that the basic principles
for implementing visual feedback are well understood by now[5-6].With dynamic visual features, a
positioning task consisting of moving the camera to the parallel position of a planar object is
achieved[7]. A robot arm is used to locate a camera in known poses relative to an observed
object [8].
2D visual servoing is based on using features directly calculated from the images which are used
as input in the control scheme. Former work started using image points which is still one of the
most popular primitivenesses today[5,9-10]. Other 2D primitivenesses have been modelled on
straight line[5,11], segments, circles, ellipses, cylinders and spheres[5,12]. Some other work
tends to combine different visual features in a unique control scheme. Point coordinates, area
enclosed by points and angle between segments are used to improve the performance of the
system[13]. Imaged-based visual servoing is traditionally robust against modelling errors of
system. Since controlling is made in the image space, it is easier to design strategies to avoid the
image features going out the image bounds[13-14]. Hybrid visual servoing approach combines
2D with 3D features. In case of knowing the model of the object, classic pose recovering
algorithms can be used to estimate some 3D features as in position-based visual servoing. A lot
of visual servoing approaches have been probed when the desired image is known. Some of
them are based on recovering the partial pose between the camera and the object from the
desired image and the current image[15-16].
3. ANALYSIS OF IMPORTING ERROR
The camera position greatly influences meter reading. Figure 1 is the stereogram of optical center
of camera lens, meter pointer and scale. The plane 1
Γ is scale plane, and arc cd denotes the
segment of scale line of dial meter on the plane 1
Γ . The plane 2
Γ is pointer plane, and the line op
denotes meter pointer on the plane 2
Γ . The point o denotes rotary axis of meter pointer, and the
point p denotes the tip of meter pointer. The plane 1
Γ and the plane 2
Γ are parallel to each other.
The plane 3
Γ including meter pointer op is the vertical plane of pointer plane 2
Γ . The point 'o is an
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International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 81
optional point over the point o. The point ''o is the projection of the point o on the plane 1
Γ . The
point ''p is the projection of the point p on the plane 1
Γ . The line '''' po is the projection of meter
pointer op on the plane 1
Γ . The point ''p is on scale arc cd . The meter reading which the point
''p denotes is the accurate reading of meter without any parallax. The point f is an optional point
over the line op , which is on the plane 3
Γ . The point 'b is an optional point above the line op,
which is not located on the plane 3
Γ . So the point 'b is not located on the line '''oo . The line ''bo
and the plane 2
Γ are parallel to each other. According to the principle of parallax formation,
reading parallax of meter is researched when optical center of camera lens is located at the point
'b , the point f and the point 'o respectively. When optical center of camera lens is located at the
point 'b , the line pb' and the scale plane 1
Γ intersect at the point n, and the line no '' and the
scale arc cd intersect at the point j. The arc ''jp denotes reading parallax of meter. The line fp
and the scale plane 1
Γ intersect at the point a. Because the intersecting point a must locate on the
extended line '''' po , reading parallax of meter is zero when optical center of camera lens is
located at the point f. The line po' and the scale plane 1
Γ intersect at the point m. Because the
intersecting point m must locate on the extended line '''' po , reading parallax of meter is zero
when optical center of camera lens is located at the point 'o on the plane 3
Γ . According to above
mentioned analysis,when optical center of camera lens is located at any optional point over rotary
axis of meter pointer or the line op on the plane 3
Γ , which is the vertical plane of the plane 1
Γ and
includes meter pointer op, reading parallaxes of meter don’t exist.
FIGURE 1: Stereogram of Optical Center of Camera Lens, Meter Pointer and Scale
The point b is the projection of the point 'b on the pointer plane 2
Γ . The point ''b is the projection
of the point 'b on the scale plane 1
Γ . ''bo ob '''' bo mn, op ''mo , mnp pbo '' , poo'
'''moo ,
'
''
''' oo
oo
po
mp
bo
mn
== ,
'
'''''
oo
oo
op
mo
= .So, ''
'
''
bo
oo
oo
mn ×= , op
oo
oo
mo ×=
'
'''
'' . pob is the
angle between the line ob and the pointer line op. If the pointer line op is rotated around the point
o, the size of angle pob will change. '''' bmo = pob, α=∠ mno '' , β=∠ '''' bmo ,so β=∠ ''nmo . In
the triangle mno '' ,the following formulation is concluded on the foundation of law of sines:
)180sin(
''
sin βαα −−°
=
momn
By calculating,








−×
×
×+
= ββα ctg
booo
opoooo
arcctg csc
''''
)'''(
. The length of arc ''jp corresponding to
reading parallax of meter is as follows:
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International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 82
err=








−×
×
×+
×=×=× ββαα ctg
booo
opoooo
arcctgopoppo csc
''''
)'''(
'''' (1)
where, the degree of angle β ranges from -180° to 180°. When camera lens lies on the right
side of the vertical plane of pointer plane and scale plane, the projection of meter pointer lies on
the left side of accurate reading of meter pointer, and meter reading is less than the accurate
reading. The angle β is defined as a negative angle, and the reading parallax is defined as a
negative reading parallax. When camera lens lies on the left side of the vertical plane of pointer
plane and scale plane, the projection of meter pointer lies on the right side of accurate reading of
meter pointer, and meter reading is bigger than the accurate reading. The angle β is defined as a
positive angle, and the reading parallax is defined as a positive reading parallax. |oo″| is the
distance between the pointer plane 2
Γ and the scale plane 1
Γ .|oo′| is the upright distance between
the point o′ and the pointer plane 2
Γ . |o′b′| is the upright distance between the point b′ and the line
o′o″. |op| is defined as the length of meter pointer. The tolerant error of 0.5 precision level
milliammeter is 5‰, so the maximum of absolute permission error of scale is 0.07cm(5‰
×100×0.14).If |oo″|=0.2cm,|op|=8cm,β,|oo′| and |o′b′| are three groups of different data respectively,
all of importing errors are listed in Table 1.According to all data of Table 1, the maximal importing
error is 0.019698 cm, and the percentage of maximal importing error to maximal scale permission
absolute error is 28.14%. The big importing error increases reading parallax of meter
undoubtedly. The higher the precision level is, the bigger the permission error is. So automatic
recognition methods of high-precision meter need to be researched. The calibration technology of
high-precision meter is researched in the paper. If optical center of camera lens is located at a
point over rotary axis, the importing error doesn’t exist.
err(cm) β
'oo
°= 60β °= 90β °=135β
5.0'' =bo
cm
1cm 1.5cm 0.5cm 1cm 1.5cm 0.5cm 1cm 1.5cm
15' =oo cm 0.005698 0.011403 0.017101 0.006601 0.013202 0.019698 0.005499 0.009303 0.013902
20' =oo cm 0.004298 0.008603 0.012901 0.004998 0.009898 0.014903 0.0035 0.007 0.0105
25' =oo cm 0.003206 0.006902 0.010297 0.003997 0.007903 0.0119 0.0028 0.0056 0.0084
TABLE 1: Importing Error Calculating
4. CALIBRATION READING TECHNOLOGY
The calibration technology of camera is the key technology of precision measure in the computer
vision field. Measure error of high-precision meter must be small, and the parallax of meter
reading has a great influence on measure precision. In order to obtain the corresponding relative
position between a special point and relevant image point, imaging system must be calibrated.
According to the analysis of importing error, when optical center of camera lens is located at a
point over rotary axis or meter pointer, reading parallax of meter doesn’t exist. The process of
calibration technology is based on the principle of parallax formation. When meter pointer points
at zero scale and the maximal scale respectively, images of zero scale and maximal scale are
photographed respectively. Then meter images of zero scale and maximal scale are recognized
respectively. If optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis, camera or
meter doesn’t need to be moved.Otherwise, the relative position of camera and meter needs to
be adjusted until optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis.
Computer test equipment system 1000(CTES-1000) is the experimental platform, which includes
X-Y reference frame table, camera,computer, 0.5 precision level milliammeter, direct current
power, resistance box and lamp-house. The X-Y reference frame table is controlled by X direction
stepping motor and Y direction stepping motor. The high-precision meter is placed on the X-Y
reference frame table. The orientation precision of X-Y axis is 0.005mm. Exprimental equipment
is depicted in Figure 2.
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International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 83
FIGURE 2: Experimental Equipment
The algorithmic process of calibration reading technology is as follows:
The high-precision meter is placed on X-Y reference frame table.
When the meter is not electrified, meter pointer should point at zero scale. If meter pointer does
not point at zero scale, adjusting zero device works by hand until meter pointer points at zero
scale as depicted in Figure 3(a),which is confirmed by manual recognition method of simple eye.
The meter image is photographed and recognized. If recognition result of meter image is
zero,optical center of camera lens is deemed to be located at a point over rotary axis.Then the
process is executed.
If the recognition result of meter image isn’t zero, X-Y reference frame table is moved and the
meter image is photographed and recognized repeatedly, till the recognition result of meter image
is zero.
Standard power is electrified and controlled till meter pointer points at the maximal scale as
depicted in Figure 3(b), which is confirmed by manual recognition method of simple eye.
The meter image is photographed and recognized. If the recognition result of meter image is
the maximum value of meter scale, optical center of camera lens must be located at a point over
rotary axis and the calibration process is finished.
If the recognition result of meter image isn’t the maximum value of meter scale, X-Y reference
frame table is moved in order to make optical center of camera lens moving along meter pointer
direction and the meter image is photographed and recognized repeatedly, till the recognition
result of meter image is the maximum value of meter scale. The calibration process is finished.
Meter images of pointing at different scales are depicted in Figure 3 as follows:
(a) Pointing at the Zero Scale (b) Pointing at the Maximal Scale
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(c) Pointing at the Scale 2 (d) Pointing at the Scale 4
(e) Pointing at the Scale 6 (f) Pointing at the Scale 8
FIGURE 3: Meter Images of Pointing at Different Scales
5. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS
The measurement range of milliammeter is between the current 0 mA and 50mA, and calibration
reading technology is used to recognize the reading of milliammeter. Firstly meter pointer is
conformed to point at the scale 0, the scale 2, the scale 4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale
10 by manual recognition method of simple eye respectively. The scale 0, the scale 2, the scale
4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale 10 correspond with 0mA,10mA,20mA,30mA,40 mA and
50mA respectively. Secondly meter image is photographed,when meter pointer points at the
scale 0, the scale 2, the scale 4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale 10 respectively, as
depicted in Figure 3(a),(c),(d),(e),(f) and (b). Finally different meter images are recognized
respectively. All recognition results are listed in Table 2.
Practical scale(mA) 0 10 20 30 40 50
Recognition result(mA) 0.002312 9.996288 20.006673 29.997416 40.001856 49.998483
Absolute error(mA) 0.002312 0.003712 0. 006673 0.002584 0.001856 0.001517
TABLE 2: Recognition Results
According to all data of Table 2, the maximum of meter reading parallax is 0.006673 cm, which is
less than 0.007 cm(1/10×5‰×100×0.14). Because the maximum of parallax of meter reading is
less than one tenth of the maximum of absolute permission error of scale, system error can be
neglected.
The distance between camera lens and pointer plane ranges from 18 cm to 20cm, where meter
image which includes all meter scales can be photographed. When the rotary center of meter is
used as the center of circle, and the length of radius ''bo is 0.1 cm, 0.2 cm, 0.3 cm, 0.4cm, 0.5
cm and 0.6 cm respectively, and the length of 'oo is 18 cm, 18.5 cm, 19 cm, 19.5 cm and 20 cm
respectively, and β equals to 90°and -90°respectively, maximal parallaxes of these zones can
be calculated according to the formulation (1). All maximal parallaxes are listed in Table 3. The
maximum of meter reading parallax is 0.006593 cm from all data of Table 3, which is less than
0.007 cm. Because the maximum of parallax of meter reading is less than one tenth of the
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maximum of absolute permission error of scale, system error can be neglected. When optical
center of camera lens is located over the circle zone where the rotary center of meter is used as
the center of circle and the length of radius is 0.6 cm, reading parallax of 0.5 level precision meter
is less than 0.007 cm, which can be neglected. The absolute error of each recognition result is
less than 0.007 cm, which is within the range of permission error. So calibration reading
technology is a feasible recognition method of high-precision meter in the paper.
errmax(cm) 'oo
''bo
18 cm 18.5 cm 19 cm 19.5 cm 20 cm
0.1cm 0.001099 0.001070 0.001042 0.001015 0.000990
0.2 cm 0.002198 0.002139 0.002083 0.002030 0.001980
0.3 cm 0.003297 0.003209 0.003125 0.003046 0.002970
0.4 cm 0.004396 0.004278 0.004167 0.004061 0.003960
0.5 cm 0.005495 0.005348 0.005208 0.005076 0.004950
0.6 cm 0.006593 0.006417 0.006250 0.006091 0.005941
TABLE 3: ''bo to Satisfy Parallax Permission Value
6. CONCLUSION
The automatic recognition method of high-precision meter can eliminate subjective error of
manual recognition method, and improve the automation of measure. Calibration reading
technology is a method of easy operation and realization, which is a good recognition method of
high-precision meter.
7. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The research work described in the paper was fully supported by a grant from the Natural
Science Foundation of Education Department of Hunan province (Project No.08C751) and a
grant from Doctor Startup Foundation of University of South China (Project No.2007XQD23).
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Research on Calibration Reading Technology for High-Precision Meters

  • 1. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 79 Research on Calibration Reading Technology of High-Precision Meter Zhigang Ning nzg0928@163.com College of Electrical Engineering University of South China Hengyang,421001,China Xueyu Gong gongxy@nhu.edu.cn College of Electrical Engineering University of South China Hengyang,421001,China Lihong Zhao zhaolh@gmail.com College of Electrical Engineering University of South China Hengyang,421001,China Changhong Shan shanch801@126.com College of Electrical Engineering University of South China Hengyang,421001,China Abstract The paper proposes a way to achieve camera positioning tasks by 2D visual servoing. By observing both the camera and the features of meter reading, the camera is able to be positioned with an accuracy in hand-eye calibration. The calibration reading method is used to recognize high-precision meter reading.The paper mainly includes three parts. Firstly, the geometrical model of parallax formation is constructed and the importing error is analyzed. Secondly, according to the analysis of importing error, the calibration reading technology of high- precision meter and the experimental platform of calibration reading technology are designed. Finally, the experiment on the calibration reading technology is researched. The experimental results show the method is applicable to automatic recognition of high-precision meter. Keywords: Calibration Reading Technology,High-Precision Meter,Camera Lenses Locating, Importing Error. 1. INTRODUCTION Although many digital meters have output ports which can directly connect with computer digital output ports, it is difficult for some practical application to operate automatically and recognize meter reading with person’s eye. In addition, sampling meter reading in some running systems or at some dangerous scenes is needed. Automatization and communication of these systems need improving.Intelligent examination method based on machine vision is a fundamental way to improve conventional examination method, which carries machine vision and artificial intelligence in meter detecting process. The method has eliminated personal error of labour examination and
  • 2. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 80 improved examination precision and speed. The method is a new attempt of automatic technology applying to industrial production and examination process. Industrial development and multi-subject cross-research need all sorts of examination meters. Because of output ports of different sorts of digital meters produced by different corporation and their communication agreements, it is a great workload that output ports are connected by all sorts of communication agreements. It isn’t immediately realized that all kinds of meters with or without digital output ports are constituted an integrated and automatic examination system. Owing to above mentioned reasons, it is practically valuable that meter digital reading is photographed and recognized. Dial meters with simple structure, easy use and low price are widely used to measure electrical current, distance, water, gas, etc. The precision level of recognition system of meter reading of dial meter is under 1.0 at the present time, while high-precision dial meter is not widely researched[1]. The paper adopts calibration reading technology to recognize meter reading of high-precision dial meter.The first stage of our research is focused on camera locating. Calibration reading technology is used to calibrate camera position, which makes optical center of camera lens locating in the permissible error area[2-4]. The paper is organized as follows. Section two discusses some of the relevant visual servoing positioning literature. The geometrical model of parallax formation is constructed and the importing error is analyzed in Section three.Section four describes the calibration reading technology of high-precision meter. The experiment on the calibration reading technology is shown in Section five.The paper ends with conclusion. 2. RELATED WORK Traditional method of sensor-guided fine-positioning is based on hand-eye calibration. Hand-eye calibration is a process used in the field of robotics to determine the orientation of a camera in relation to the recognition of meter reading of high-precision dial meter. Only focusing on vision- based positioning relative to a static(unmoving) target, it can be argued that the basic principles for implementing visual feedback are well understood by now[5-6].With dynamic visual features, a positioning task consisting of moving the camera to the parallel position of a planar object is achieved[7]. A robot arm is used to locate a camera in known poses relative to an observed object [8]. 2D visual servoing is based on using features directly calculated from the images which are used as input in the control scheme. Former work started using image points which is still one of the most popular primitivenesses today[5,9-10]. Other 2D primitivenesses have been modelled on straight line[5,11], segments, circles, ellipses, cylinders and spheres[5,12]. Some other work tends to combine different visual features in a unique control scheme. Point coordinates, area enclosed by points and angle between segments are used to improve the performance of the system[13]. Imaged-based visual servoing is traditionally robust against modelling errors of system. Since controlling is made in the image space, it is easier to design strategies to avoid the image features going out the image bounds[13-14]. Hybrid visual servoing approach combines 2D with 3D features. In case of knowing the model of the object, classic pose recovering algorithms can be used to estimate some 3D features as in position-based visual servoing. A lot of visual servoing approaches have been probed when the desired image is known. Some of them are based on recovering the partial pose between the camera and the object from the desired image and the current image[15-16]. 3. ANALYSIS OF IMPORTING ERROR The camera position greatly influences meter reading. Figure 1 is the stereogram of optical center of camera lens, meter pointer and scale. The plane 1 Γ is scale plane, and arc cd denotes the segment of scale line of dial meter on the plane 1 Γ . The plane 2 Γ is pointer plane, and the line op denotes meter pointer on the plane 2 Γ . The point o denotes rotary axis of meter pointer, and the point p denotes the tip of meter pointer. The plane 1 Γ and the plane 2 Γ are parallel to each other. The plane 3 Γ including meter pointer op is the vertical plane of pointer plane 2 Γ . The point 'o is an
  • 3. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 81 optional point over the point o. The point ''o is the projection of the point o on the plane 1 Γ . The point ''p is the projection of the point p on the plane 1 Γ . The line '''' po is the projection of meter pointer op on the plane 1 Γ . The point ''p is on scale arc cd . The meter reading which the point ''p denotes is the accurate reading of meter without any parallax. The point f is an optional point over the line op , which is on the plane 3 Γ . The point 'b is an optional point above the line op, which is not located on the plane 3 Γ . So the point 'b is not located on the line '''oo . The line ''bo and the plane 2 Γ are parallel to each other. According to the principle of parallax formation, reading parallax of meter is researched when optical center of camera lens is located at the point 'b , the point f and the point 'o respectively. When optical center of camera lens is located at the point 'b , the line pb' and the scale plane 1 Γ intersect at the point n, and the line no '' and the scale arc cd intersect at the point j. The arc ''jp denotes reading parallax of meter. The line fp and the scale plane 1 Γ intersect at the point a. Because the intersecting point a must locate on the extended line '''' po , reading parallax of meter is zero when optical center of camera lens is located at the point f. The line po' and the scale plane 1 Γ intersect at the point m. Because the intersecting point m must locate on the extended line '''' po , reading parallax of meter is zero when optical center of camera lens is located at the point 'o on the plane 3 Γ . According to above mentioned analysis,when optical center of camera lens is located at any optional point over rotary axis of meter pointer or the line op on the plane 3 Γ , which is the vertical plane of the plane 1 Γ and includes meter pointer op, reading parallaxes of meter don’t exist. FIGURE 1: Stereogram of Optical Center of Camera Lens, Meter Pointer and Scale The point b is the projection of the point 'b on the pointer plane 2 Γ . The point ''b is the projection of the point 'b on the scale plane 1 Γ . ''bo ob '''' bo mn, op ''mo , mnp pbo '' , poo' '''moo , ' '' ''' oo oo po mp bo mn == , ' ''''' oo oo op mo = .So, '' ' '' bo oo oo mn ×= , op oo oo mo ×= ' ''' '' . pob is the angle between the line ob and the pointer line op. If the pointer line op is rotated around the point o, the size of angle pob will change. '''' bmo = pob, α=∠ mno '' , β=∠ '''' bmo ,so β=∠ ''nmo . In the triangle mno '' ,the following formulation is concluded on the foundation of law of sines: )180sin( '' sin βαα −−° = momn By calculating,         −× × ×+ = ββα ctg booo opoooo arcctg csc '''' )'''( . The length of arc ''jp corresponding to reading parallax of meter is as follows:
  • 4. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 82 err=         −× × ×+ ×=×=× ββαα ctg booo opoooo arcctgopoppo csc '''' )'''( '''' (1) where, the degree of angle β ranges from -180° to 180°. When camera lens lies on the right side of the vertical plane of pointer plane and scale plane, the projection of meter pointer lies on the left side of accurate reading of meter pointer, and meter reading is less than the accurate reading. The angle β is defined as a negative angle, and the reading parallax is defined as a negative reading parallax. When camera lens lies on the left side of the vertical plane of pointer plane and scale plane, the projection of meter pointer lies on the right side of accurate reading of meter pointer, and meter reading is bigger than the accurate reading. The angle β is defined as a positive angle, and the reading parallax is defined as a positive reading parallax. |oo″| is the distance between the pointer plane 2 Γ and the scale plane 1 Γ .|oo′| is the upright distance between the point o′ and the pointer plane 2 Γ . |o′b′| is the upright distance between the point b′ and the line o′o″. |op| is defined as the length of meter pointer. The tolerant error of 0.5 precision level milliammeter is 5‰, so the maximum of absolute permission error of scale is 0.07cm(5‰ ×100×0.14).If |oo″|=0.2cm,|op|=8cm,β,|oo′| and |o′b′| are three groups of different data respectively, all of importing errors are listed in Table 1.According to all data of Table 1, the maximal importing error is 0.019698 cm, and the percentage of maximal importing error to maximal scale permission absolute error is 28.14%. The big importing error increases reading parallax of meter undoubtedly. The higher the precision level is, the bigger the permission error is. So automatic recognition methods of high-precision meter need to be researched. The calibration technology of high-precision meter is researched in the paper. If optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis, the importing error doesn’t exist. err(cm) β 'oo °= 60β °= 90β °=135β 5.0'' =bo cm 1cm 1.5cm 0.5cm 1cm 1.5cm 0.5cm 1cm 1.5cm 15' =oo cm 0.005698 0.011403 0.017101 0.006601 0.013202 0.019698 0.005499 0.009303 0.013902 20' =oo cm 0.004298 0.008603 0.012901 0.004998 0.009898 0.014903 0.0035 0.007 0.0105 25' =oo cm 0.003206 0.006902 0.010297 0.003997 0.007903 0.0119 0.0028 0.0056 0.0084 TABLE 1: Importing Error Calculating 4. CALIBRATION READING TECHNOLOGY The calibration technology of camera is the key technology of precision measure in the computer vision field. Measure error of high-precision meter must be small, and the parallax of meter reading has a great influence on measure precision. In order to obtain the corresponding relative position between a special point and relevant image point, imaging system must be calibrated. According to the analysis of importing error, when optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis or meter pointer, reading parallax of meter doesn’t exist. The process of calibration technology is based on the principle of parallax formation. When meter pointer points at zero scale and the maximal scale respectively, images of zero scale and maximal scale are photographed respectively. Then meter images of zero scale and maximal scale are recognized respectively. If optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis, camera or meter doesn’t need to be moved.Otherwise, the relative position of camera and meter needs to be adjusted until optical center of camera lens is located at a point over rotary axis. Computer test equipment system 1000(CTES-1000) is the experimental platform, which includes X-Y reference frame table, camera,computer, 0.5 precision level milliammeter, direct current power, resistance box and lamp-house. The X-Y reference frame table is controlled by X direction stepping motor and Y direction stepping motor. The high-precision meter is placed on the X-Y reference frame table. The orientation precision of X-Y axis is 0.005mm. Exprimental equipment is depicted in Figure 2.
  • 5. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 83 FIGURE 2: Experimental Equipment The algorithmic process of calibration reading technology is as follows: The high-precision meter is placed on X-Y reference frame table. When the meter is not electrified, meter pointer should point at zero scale. If meter pointer does not point at zero scale, adjusting zero device works by hand until meter pointer points at zero scale as depicted in Figure 3(a),which is confirmed by manual recognition method of simple eye. The meter image is photographed and recognized. If recognition result of meter image is zero,optical center of camera lens is deemed to be located at a point over rotary axis.Then the process is executed. If the recognition result of meter image isn’t zero, X-Y reference frame table is moved and the meter image is photographed and recognized repeatedly, till the recognition result of meter image is zero. Standard power is electrified and controlled till meter pointer points at the maximal scale as depicted in Figure 3(b), which is confirmed by manual recognition method of simple eye. The meter image is photographed and recognized. If the recognition result of meter image is the maximum value of meter scale, optical center of camera lens must be located at a point over rotary axis and the calibration process is finished. If the recognition result of meter image isn’t the maximum value of meter scale, X-Y reference frame table is moved in order to make optical center of camera lens moving along meter pointer direction and the meter image is photographed and recognized repeatedly, till the recognition result of meter image is the maximum value of meter scale. The calibration process is finished. Meter images of pointing at different scales are depicted in Figure 3 as follows: (a) Pointing at the Zero Scale (b) Pointing at the Maximal Scale
  • 6. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 84 (c) Pointing at the Scale 2 (d) Pointing at the Scale 4 (e) Pointing at the Scale 6 (f) Pointing at the Scale 8 FIGURE 3: Meter Images of Pointing at Different Scales 5. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS The measurement range of milliammeter is between the current 0 mA and 50mA, and calibration reading technology is used to recognize the reading of milliammeter. Firstly meter pointer is conformed to point at the scale 0, the scale 2, the scale 4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale 10 by manual recognition method of simple eye respectively. The scale 0, the scale 2, the scale 4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale 10 correspond with 0mA,10mA,20mA,30mA,40 mA and 50mA respectively. Secondly meter image is photographed,when meter pointer points at the scale 0, the scale 2, the scale 4, the scale 6, the scale 8 and the scale 10 respectively, as depicted in Figure 3(a),(c),(d),(e),(f) and (b). Finally different meter images are recognized respectively. All recognition results are listed in Table 2. Practical scale(mA) 0 10 20 30 40 50 Recognition result(mA) 0.002312 9.996288 20.006673 29.997416 40.001856 49.998483 Absolute error(mA) 0.002312 0.003712 0. 006673 0.002584 0.001856 0.001517 TABLE 2: Recognition Results According to all data of Table 2, the maximum of meter reading parallax is 0.006673 cm, which is less than 0.007 cm(1/10×5‰×100×0.14). Because the maximum of parallax of meter reading is less than one tenth of the maximum of absolute permission error of scale, system error can be neglected. The distance between camera lens and pointer plane ranges from 18 cm to 20cm, where meter image which includes all meter scales can be photographed. When the rotary center of meter is used as the center of circle, and the length of radius ''bo is 0.1 cm, 0.2 cm, 0.3 cm, 0.4cm, 0.5 cm and 0.6 cm respectively, and the length of 'oo is 18 cm, 18.5 cm, 19 cm, 19.5 cm and 20 cm respectively, and β equals to 90°and -90°respectively, maximal parallaxes of these zones can be calculated according to the formulation (1). All maximal parallaxes are listed in Table 3. The maximum of meter reading parallax is 0.006593 cm from all data of Table 3, which is less than 0.007 cm. Because the maximum of parallax of meter reading is less than one tenth of the
  • 7. Zhigang Ning, Xueyu Gong,Lihong Zhao & Changhong Shan International Journal of Robotics and Automation, (IJRA), Volume (1): Issue (5) 85 maximum of absolute permission error of scale, system error can be neglected. When optical center of camera lens is located over the circle zone where the rotary center of meter is used as the center of circle and the length of radius is 0.6 cm, reading parallax of 0.5 level precision meter is less than 0.007 cm, which can be neglected. The absolute error of each recognition result is less than 0.007 cm, which is within the range of permission error. So calibration reading technology is a feasible recognition method of high-precision meter in the paper. errmax(cm) 'oo ''bo 18 cm 18.5 cm 19 cm 19.5 cm 20 cm 0.1cm 0.001099 0.001070 0.001042 0.001015 0.000990 0.2 cm 0.002198 0.002139 0.002083 0.002030 0.001980 0.3 cm 0.003297 0.003209 0.003125 0.003046 0.002970 0.4 cm 0.004396 0.004278 0.004167 0.004061 0.003960 0.5 cm 0.005495 0.005348 0.005208 0.005076 0.004950 0.6 cm 0.006593 0.006417 0.006250 0.006091 0.005941 TABLE 3: ''bo to Satisfy Parallax Permission Value 6. CONCLUSION The automatic recognition method of high-precision meter can eliminate subjective error of manual recognition method, and improve the automation of measure. Calibration reading technology is a method of easy operation and realization, which is a good recognition method of high-precision meter. 7. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The research work described in the paper was fully supported by a grant from the Natural Science Foundation of Education Department of Hunan province (Project No.08C751) and a grant from Doctor Startup Foundation of University of South China (Project No.2007XQD23). 8. REFERENCES 1. Zhigang Ning. “Research on key technologies of meter image recognition”.PhD Thesis, Guangdong University of Technology ,Guangzhou,China,June,2007.(In Chinese) 2. Jian Zhou,Hong Zhao,Feng Tian. “Non-contact type photoelectric system for measuring displacement of rigid body”.Opto-Electronic Engineering, 24(6):60-66,1997. (In Chinese) 3. Ying Zha,Tiegen Liu,Dong Du. “Application of image recognition in automatic recognition system for part assembling”.Computer Engineering,32(10):178-179,185,2006, (In Chinese) 4. Jianfei Mao,Jing Zhu. “Study on high accurate calibration of industrial robot vision positioning system”.Robot, 26(2):139-144,2004. (In Chinese) 5. B.Espian,F.Chaumette,P.Rievs. “A new approach to visual servoing in robotics”.IEEE Transactions on Robot and Automation,8:313-326,1992. 6. J.Feddema,C.Lee,O.Mitchell. “Weighted selection of image features for resolved rate visual feedback control”.IEEE Transactions on Robot and Automation,7(2):31-47,1991. 7. A.Cretual,F.Chaumette. “Positioning a camera parallel to a plane using dynamic visual servoing”.Proceedings of IEEE/RSJ International Conference Intelligent Robots and Systems,IROS’97,Grenoble,France,pp.43-48,September,1997. 8. P.Wunsch,G.Hirzinger. “Registration of CAD-models to images by iterative perspective matching”.Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Pattern Recognition,Vienna, Austria,pp.77-83,August,1996.
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