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Abstract
The invention belongs to the field of robots and computer graphics, and discloses a method for generating a simulation laser line of a structured light vision sensor, which comprises the following steps: generating a simulation environment; adjusting a simulation environment; converting one point on a laser plane under a camera coordinate system, a normal vector and two end points of the laser plane under a tool coordinate system into a world coordinate system; creating a laser plane, and discretizing the laser plane into laser beams; intersecting the discrete laser beams with the surface of a workpiece respectively to obtain an intersection point nearest to the virtual emission origin of the laser; and connecting the intersection points into a polygon to obtain a simulated laser line, and constructing a plane by using the simulated laser line and the virtual emission origin of the laser to obtain a simulated laser plane. And converting the intersection point into an image coordinate system by using a perspective projection principle to obtain a simulated laser line simulation image. The method can effectively solve the problem of low identification precision of the structured light sensor under the interference of mirror reflection, and improves the application range of the structured light vision sensor.
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Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of robots and computer graphics, and relates to a method for generating a simulation laser line of a structured light vision sensor.
Background
With the development of intelligent manufacturing, non-contact structured light visual sensors are applied more and more widely in industrial application. Structured light vision sensors have been widely used in the fields of surface modeling, workpiece quality, weld seam tracking, and the like. The vision sensor adopting the line structured light mode meets the requirement of a laser triangulation method measurement model, and is a non-contact measurement mode with high measurement speed and high precision. The laser line irradiates the surface of the measured object to form light stripes, the light stripes are affected by the geometric shape of the surface of the measured object to generate the phenomena of discontinuity and distortion, and the change comprises the depth information of the surface of the measured object. The collected laser stripe image is analyzed to extract the central line of the laser stripe, and the spatial position of a point on the laser central line can be calculated according to a geometric model formed by a camera and a laser, so that the structural information of the surface of the measured object is obtained.
Because of the interference of noise, light and the like in the industrial environment, the light stripes detected by the sensor cannot accurately reflect the real workpiece information, and the subsequent processing is influenced. Therefore, it is desirable to obtain a desired workpiece surface laser line in a simulation environment.
Disclosure of Invention
Aiming at the defects of the prior art, the invention provides a method for generating a simulation laser line of a structured light vision sensor. The purpose is to accurately obtain the laser line on the surface of a workpiece under the condition of environmental interference, and improve the precision and the application range of the structured light vision sensor.
The invention is realized by adopting the following technical scheme:
a method for generating a simulation laser line of a structured light vision sensor comprises the following steps:
s1, importing the robot, the structured light sensor and the workpiece model into robot simulation software to generate a simulation environment;
s2, adjusting the simulation environment according to the absolute pose of the workpiece and the absolute pose of the central point coordinate system of the robot tool;
s3, converting one point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate system, a normal vector and two end points of the laser plane under the tool coordinate system into a world coordinate system according to the calibration results of the tool coordinate system, the camera coordinate system and the laser plane;
s4, creating a laser plane, calculating the virtual emission origin of the laser and the intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and discretizing the laser plane into laser beams;
s5, intersecting the discrete laser beams in the step S4 with the surface of the workpiece respectively to obtain an intersection point nearest to the virtual emission origin of the laser;
And S6, connecting the intersection points in the step S5 into polygons to obtain simulated laser lines, and constructing a plane by using the simulated laser lines and the virtual emission origin of the laser to obtain a simulated laser plane.
And S6, converting the intersection point in the step S5 into an image coordinate system by using a perspective projection principle to obtain a simulated laser line simulation image.
Preferably, step S3 includes: according to the hand-eye relation of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool center point coordinate systemAn equation of a laser plane generated by a structural light emitter in the structural light sensor under a camera coordinate system, the absolute pose of a workpiece and the absolute pose data of a robot tool center point coordinate system are obtained, and a point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate system, a normal vector of the point and coordinates of two endpoints of the laser plane under a world coordinate system are obtained.
Preferably, the equation of the laser plane in the camera coordinate system is: ax + By + Cz +1 ═ 0; wherein A, B, C represents the coefficients of the plane equation under the camera coordinate system; x, y, and z represent three-dimensional coordinates of any point on the laser plane.
Preferably, the process of obtaining the coordinates of one point on the laser plane and its normal vector in the camera coordinate system and the two end points of the laser plane in the world coordinate system comprises:
A point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate systemAnd normal vector N (A, B, C), hand-eye relationship from camera coordinate system to tool center point coordinate systemAnd the absolute position and posture of the coordinate system of the central point of the robot toolObtaining the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate system
In the formula: c. t and w represent a camera coordinate system, a tool coordinate system, and a world coordinate system, respectively.
For the convenience of calculation, a point P in the world coordinate system is used0And normal vectors N are respectively expressed asAnd N' (A, B, C,1), by homogeneous transformation, to obtain a point P0The sum normal vector N represents P' in the world coordinate system0And N':
preferably, the process of obtaining the coordinates of the two end points of the laser plane in the world coordinate system in the camera coordinate system comprises:
setting the pose of the tool coordinate system of the robot as: rx-180 °, Ry-0 °, Rz-180 °, measuring the coordinates of the two end points of the real laser line in the tool center point coordinate system: p1(x1,y1,0)、P2(x2,y2,0). Converting the two points into a camera coordinate system according to the hand-eye relationship of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool coordinate system; using the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate systemWill P1And P2And converting to a world coordinate system.
Preferably, step S4 includes: from the points on the laser plane and the normal vector in step S3, a laser plane α is created lAnd calculating a virtual emission origin of the laser according to the world coordinates of the two end points of the laser plane in the step S3, calculating an intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and discretizing the laser plane into laser beams.
Preferably, the laser plane αlThe geometric plane class creation in the OCCT engine library is utilized, and the input parameter is P ″0And N'.
Preferably, the step of calculating the virtual emission origin of the laser according to the world coordinates of the two end points of the laser plane in step S3, and then calculating the intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and the discretizing the laser plane into the laser beam process includes:
because of the measurement error, the two end points of the laser plane in the step S3 need to be corrected to the laser plane by using the projection of the point to the laser plane; since the apex angle of the triangular laser plane emitted by the laser is 20 °, the straight line P is formed1P2Two sides of the triangular laser plane can be obtained by rotating the axis formed by the two end points of the laser plane and the normal vector of the laser plane by 80 degrees, and the intersection point of the two sides is the virtual emission origin P of the laseroThen the straight line P is drawnoP2With PoAnd the positive and negative directions of the axis formed by the normal vector of the laser plane are respectively rotated by 10 degrees, the step length is 0.1 degree, and discrete laser beams are obtained.
Preferably, the perspective projection can be expressed as a three-dimensional space to image space conversion relationship:
in the formula: c. Ci、riPixel coordinates representing an image; k is an internal reference matrix of the camera; xc、Yc、ZcRepresenting three-dimensional space point coordinates; f. ofxAnd fyThe focal length is used for describing the proportional relation between the pixel unit and the three-dimensional coordinate unit; c. C0And r0The projected position of the camera optical center in the image is used for calculating the displacement between the image origin and the camera coordinate system origin.
The beneficial effects of the invention include:
(1) the invention is used for workpiece detection, utilizes the simulation tool to build a simulation environment, and effectively avoids the interference in the actual environment.
(2) The invention adopts the data of the real robot, the sensor and the workpiece, so that the simulation data is more reliable.
(3) The invention adopts a modeling algorithm in the three-dimensional modeling engine OCCT, and is suitable for different workpiece models.
(4) The invention realizes the generation method of the workpiece detection simulation laser line and expands the application range of the structured light sensor.
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FIG. 1 is a flow diagram of a method for generating a simulated laser line for a structured light vision sensor, in accordance with one embodiment;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a three-dimensional model of a robot, a structured light sensor and an initial pose of a workpiece, which are imported into software in one embodiment;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the pose of the robot, the sensor, and the workpiece adjusted in one embodiment;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of measuring two endpoints of a laser plane in one embodiment;
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating the relative positions of the robot in the sixth axis coordinate system, the camera coordinate system, the tool coordinate system, and the workpiece coordinate system, according to one embodiment;
FIG. 6 is a simulated laser line of workpiece surface inspection generated in one embodiment;
FIG. 7 is a simulated laser line image of workpiece surface inspection generated in one embodiment;
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The method for generating the simulated laser line of the structured light vision sensor shown in fig. 1 comprises the following steps:
(1) and importing the robot, the structured light sensor and the workpiece three-dimensional model into robot simulation software SCUT-RobotSim to generate a simulation environment shown in FIG. 2.
(2) According to the absolute position and attitude of the workpieceAbsolute position and posture of robot Central Point (TCP) coordinate systemAnd (3) rearranging the poses of the robot, the structured light sensor and other equipment in the step (1) according to the data, wherein the layout result is shown in fig. 3, wherein:
(3) According to the hand-eye relationship of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool center point coordinate systemEquation of laser plane generated by structured light emitter in structured light sensor in camera coordinate system and step (2)Andand the data are obtained, so that the coordinates of one point on the laser plane and the normal vector thereof in the camera coordinate system and the coordinates of two end points of the laser plane in the world coordinate system are obtained.
The equation of the laser plane in the camera coordinate system is as follows: ax + By + Cz +1 ═ 0; wherein A, B, C represents the coefficients of the plane equation under the camera coordinate system; x, y, and z represent three-dimensional coordinates of any point on the laser plane. In this example: 0.107029, 11.524 and 4.955158.
A point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate systemAnd normal vector N (A, B, C), hand-eye relationship from camera coordinate system to tool center point coordinate systemAnd the absolute position and posture of the coordinate system of the central point of the robot toolObtaining the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate system
In the formula:representing a homogeneous transformation matrix of a camera coordinate system under a tool center point coordinate system;representing a homogeneous transformation matrix of a tool coordinate system in a world coordinate system;representing a homogeneous transformation matrix of a camera coordinate system under a world coordinate system; c. t and w represent a camera coordinate system, a tool coordinate system, and a world coordinate system, respectively.
For the convenience of calculation, a point P in a world coordinate system is used0And normal vectors N are respectively represented asAnd N '(A, B, C,1), and obtaining the representation P' of the point and the normal vector in the world coordinate system through homogeneous transformation0And N':
fig. 4 shows a calibration method for two end points of a laser plane: setting the pose of the tool coordinate system of the robot as: rx-180 °, Ry-0 °, Rz-180 °, measuring the coordinates of the two end points of the real laser line in the tool coordinate system: p1(x1,y1,0)、P2(x2,y2,0). Converting the two points into the camera coordinate system according to the hand-eye relationship of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool coordinate system, and further utilizing the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate systemWill P1And P2And converting to a world coordinate system.
(4) And (3) creating the laser Plane by using a class Geom _ Plane in an open source three-dimensional modeling engine library OCCT, wherein the introduced parameter is P ″0And N'. Due to measurement errors, two end points of the real laser line need to be corrected to the laser plane by using the projection of the points to the laser plane. Since the apex angle of the triangular laser plane emitted by the laser is 20 °, the straight line P is formed1P2Two sides of the triangular laser plane can be obtained by rotating the axis formed by the two end points of the laser plane and the normal vector of the laser plane by 80 degrees, and the intersection point of the two sides is the virtual emission origin P of the laser oThen the straight line P is drawnoP2With PoAnd the positive and negative directions of the axis formed by the normal vector of the laser plane are respectively rotated by 10 degrees, the step length is 0.1 degree, and discrete laser beams are obtained.
(5) And intersecting the discrete laser beams with all surfaces of the workpiece, and calculating an intersection point closest to the virtual emission origin of the laser.
(6) And (5) connecting all the intersection points in the step (5) into a polygon to obtain a simulated laser line, and constructing a plane by using the simulated laser line and the virtual laser emission plane to obtain a simulated laser plane.
(7) And (5) converting all the intersection points in the step (5) into an image coordinate system by using a perspective projection principle to obtain a simulated laser line simulation image. Perspective projection can be expressed as a three-dimensional space to image space transformation relationship:
in the formula: c. Ci、riPixel coordinates representing an image; k is an internal reference matrix of the camera; xc、Yc、ZcRepresenting three-dimensional space point coordinates; f. ofxAnd fyThe focal length is used for describing the proportional relation between the pixel unit and the three-dimensional coordinate unit; c. C0And r0The projected position of the camera optical center in the image is used for calculating the displacement between the image origin and the camera coordinate system origin.
Fig. 5 is a schematic diagram of a robot, a structured light sensor, and a workpiece model welding scene, where the robot is configured to detect a workpiece weld by the structured light sensor. The relative positional relationship among the robot's sixth axis coordinate system, camera coordinate system, tool coordinate system, and workpiece coordinate system is indicated in fig. 5. Wherein: f WAs a world coordinate system, F6A sixth axis coordinate system of the robot, FCAs a camera coordinate system, FTAs a tool coordinate system, FOIs a coordinate system of the workpiece, and is,is F6To FWThe transformation matrix of (a) is,is FTTo F6The transformation matrix of (a) is,is FCTo FTIs transformed by Is FOTo FWThe transformation matrix of (2).
The class Geom _ Plane and the like are library functions in an open-source three-dimensional modeling engine OpenCascade and can be directly called.
Fig. 6 is a calculated intersection line of the laser plane and the workpiece surface, and fig. 7 is an image of this intersection line in the camera coordinate system.
The above embodiments are preferred embodiments of the present invention, but the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and any other changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, and simplifications which do not depart from the spirit and principle of the present invention should be construed as equivalents thereof, and all such changes, modifications, substitutions, combinations, and simplifications are intended to be included in the scope of the present invention.
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1. A method for generating a simulation laser line of a structured light vision sensor is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, importing the robot, the structured light sensor and the workpiece model into robot simulation software to generate a simulation environment;
s2, adjusting the simulation environment according to the absolute pose of the workpiece and the absolute pose of the central point coordinate system of the robot tool;
S3, converting one point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate system, a normal vector and two end points of the laser plane under the tool coordinate system into a world coordinate system according to the calibration results of the tool coordinate system, the camera coordinate system and the laser plane;
s4, creating a laser plane, calculating the virtual emission origin of the laser and the intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and discretizing the laser plane into laser beams;
s5, intersecting the discrete laser beams in the step S4 with the surface of the workpiece respectively to obtain an intersection point nearest to the virtual emission origin of the laser;
s6, connecting the intersection points in the step S5 into polygons to obtain simulated laser lines, and constructing a plane by utilizing the simulated laser lines and the virtual emission origin of the laser to obtain a simulated laser plane;
and S7, converting the intersection point in the step S5 into an image coordinate system by using a perspective projection principle to obtain a simulated laser line simulation image.
2. The structured light vision sensor simulation laser line generation method according to claim 1, wherein step S3 comprises: according to the hand-eye relation of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool center point coordinate systemAn equation of a laser plane generated by a structural light emitter in the structural light sensor under a camera coordinate system, the absolute pose of a workpiece and the absolute pose data of a robot tool center point coordinate system are obtained, and a point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate system, a normal vector of the point and coordinates of two endpoints of the laser plane under a world coordinate system are obtained.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the equation of the laser plane in the camera coordinate system is: ax + By + Cz +1 ═ 0; wherein A, B, C represents the coefficients of the plane equation under the camera coordinate system; x, y, and z represent three-dimensional coordinates of any point on the laser plane.
4. The method for generating a simulated laser line of a structured light vision sensor according to claim 2, wherein the step of obtaining the coordinates of one point on the laser plane and the normal vector thereof in the camera coordinate system and the two end points of the laser plane in the world coordinate system comprises:
a point on the laser plane under the camera coordinate systemAnd normal vector N (A, B, C), hand-eye relationship from camera coordinate system to tool center point coordinate systemAnd the absolute position and posture of the coordinate system of the central point of the robot toolObtaining the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate system
In the formula: c. t and w respectively represent a camera coordinate system, a tool coordinate system and a world coordinate system;
for the sake of calculation, point P in the camera coordinate system0And normal vectors N are respectively expressed asAnd N' (A, B, C,1), by homogeneous transformation, to obtain a point P0The sum normal vector N represents P' in the world coordinate system 0And N':
5. the method of claim 2, wherein obtaining coordinates of two endpoints of the laser plane in the world coordinate system in the camera coordinate system comprises:
setting the pose of the tool coordinate system of the robot as: rx-180 °, Ry-0 °, Rz-180 °, measuring the coordinates of the two end points of the real laser line in the tool center point coordinate system: p1(x1,y1,0)、P2(x2,y20); converting the two points to phases according to the hand-eye relationship of the camera coordinate system relative to the tool coordinate systemUnder a machine coordinate system; using the pose of the camera coordinate system relative to the world coordinate systemWill P1And P2And converting to a world coordinate system.
6. The structured light vision sensor simulation laser line generation method according to claim 1, wherein step S4 comprises: from the points on the laser plane and the normal vector in step S3, a laser plane α is createdlAnd calculating a virtual emission origin of the laser according to the world coordinates of the two end points of the laser plane in the step S3, calculating an intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and discretizing the laser plane into laser beams.
7. The method of claim 6, wherein the laser plane α is a lThe geometric plane class creation in the OCCT engine library is utilized, and the input parameter is P ″0And N', P ″)0And N' are respectively a point P in the camera coordinate system0And a representation of normal vector N in a world coordinate system.
8. The method for generating a simulated laser line of a structured light vision sensor according to claim 1, wherein the step of calculating a virtual emission origin of the laser according to the world coordinates of two end points of the laser plane in step S3, and then calculating an intersection point of the laser plane and the optical axis of the camera, and the discretizing the laser plane into a laser beam comprises the steps of:
because of the measurement error, the two end points of the laser plane in the step S3 need to be corrected to the laser plane by using the projection of the point to the laser plane; since the apex angle of the triangular laser plane emitted by the laser is 20 °, the straight line P is formed1P2Rotating an axis formed by two end points of the laser plane and a normal vector of the laser plane by 80 degrees to obtain two sides of the triangular laser plane, wherein the intersection point of the two sides is the virtual emission origin P of the laseroThen the straight line P is drawnoP2With PoAnd the positive and negative directions of the axis formed by the normal vector of the laser plane are respectively rotated by 10 degrees, the step length is 0.1 degree, and discrete laser beams are obtained.
9. The structured light vision sensor simulation laser line generation method of claim 1, wherein the perspective projection is represented as a three-dimensional space to image space conversion relationship:
in the formula: c. Ci、riPixel coordinates representing an image; k is an internal reference matrix of the camera; xc、Yc、ZcRepresenting three-dimensional space point coordinates; f. ofxAnd fyThe focal length is used for describing the proportional relation between the pixel unit and the three-dimensional coordinate unit; c. C0And r0The projected position of the camera optical center in the image is used for calculating the displacement between the image origin and the camera coordinate system origin.
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