WO2003107072A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zum erfassen der lage eines objekts im raum - Google Patents
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- G01S—RADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for detecting the position of an object in space.
- HMD devices Head Mounted Display Devices
- a viewer carries a display device on his head which produces images which are perceptible to him.
- the HMD device can be designed so that the viewer only sees the generated image or that he perceives an overlay of the generated image with the surroundings (so-called augmented reality).
- augmented reality in particular, it is necessary to continuously record the movement or the head position of the viewer and to take this into account when generating the image in order to achieve the superimposition as well as possible.
- Magnetic methods are often used for this, which require the exact measurement of a magnetic field (static or dynamic).
- the magnetic methods have the disadvantage that all (ferro) metallic objects that are in the observation area influence the magnetic field and thus contribute to a reduction in accuracy. In particular, if the metallic objects are not statically in one place, a new calibration is also necessary.
- the object is achieved by a method for detecting the position of an object in space, which comprises an attachment step in which three light sources are attached to the object in such a way that they span a triangle, an activation step in which the light sources are switched on, a recording step, in which the object with switched-on light sources is recorded simultaneously from a first and a second position, and has an evaluation step in which the positions of the light sources in the recordings are determined and the position of the object is calculated on the basis of the determined positions of the light sources.
- a stereo image pair of the triangle spanned by the light sources is generated, from which, in a known manner, the position (location and orientation) of the triangle in the space and from it as well the position of the object in the room can be determined.
- the object can be, for example, a helmet or another holder for a display device of an HMD device, which a viewer can place on his head, wherein he can perceive images generated by the display device in the attached state.
- the holder can, for example, also be designed like glasses with two brackets for both ears, in which case three light sources spanning a triangle can be provided on each bracket or only on one bracket.
- the images of the light sources can be separated from the rest of the image background. This means that a stereo image pair with three isolated points (images of the light sources) is available that can be evaluated particularly easily.
- the images of the light sources can be separated electronically from the rest of the image background, for example. This enables electronic image processing in which the separation is based on the brightness or color of the recorded (switched on) light sources.
- the light sources are switched off before the evaluation step and the object with the light sources switched off is switched off simultaneously by the first and is recorded from the second position, wherein in the evaluation step, when determining the light source positions for each recording position, the recording with switched-off light sources is subtracted from the recording with switched-on light sources.
- the entire background of the image is thus separated from the images of the light sources, so that there is a stereo image pair with only three isolated points (images of the light sources). This subtraction of the images from one another can easily be carried out with conventional image processing programs.
- a preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention is that more than three light sources are attached to the object in the fastening step, of which only three light sources are ever switched on in the activation step. This ensures that even with larger movements of the object, three light sources can always be picked up from both positions at the same time.
- the three light sources that form the largest triangle that can be picked up from both positions can always be switched on in the activation step.
- the largest triangle can be the triangle that has the largest area or the longest circumference. This increases the accuracy that can be achieved when determining the position.
- a particularly preferred development of the method according to the invention is that the light sources are operated in a pulsed manner.
- it is particularly easy to always generate an image pair with light sources switched on and an image pair with light sources switched off, which can then be used to separate the image background from the images of the light sources.
- the recordings can be made so synchronously with the pulsed light sources that an image pair with switched-on light sources and an image pair with switched-off light sources are taken alternately.
- Two successive image pairs i.e. an image pair with light sources switched on and an image pair with light sources switched off
- can then be used to separate the background of the image described above e.g. by correspondingly subtracting the images.
- the light sources for identifying the light sources can be switched on and recorded individually in succession. This makes it particularly easy to identify the individual light sources in the recordings with three light sources switched on, so that a correct position determination of the object can be ensured.
- the light sources can be controlled wirelessly. This is particularly advantageous when using the method according to the invention in HMD devices, since undesired cable connections can be omitted.
- a further embodiment of the method according to the invention is that the light sources emit light (or electromagnetic radiation) in the invisible wavelength range (for example in the infrared range) when switched on. This leads to the advantage that when the method is carried out, the light sources do not flash or light up, which is disruptive to the viewer (for example in the case of an HMD device).
- the object is also achieved by a device for detecting the position of an object in space, the device comprising three light sources which can be fastened to the object, two spaced-apart image recording devices whose image recording areas overlap, a control device which switches the light sources on and simultaneously records the object with the light sources switched on by both image recording devices, and has an evaluation unit which determines the position of the light sources in the recordings and calculates the position of the object on the basis of the determined positions of the light sources.
- the positions of the light sources and thus also the position of the object in space can be determined in a simple manner by determining the light source positions in the recordings.
- control device and the evaluation unit can be implemented using a conventional computer with suitable software.
- the evaluation unit for determining the light source positions separates the images of the light sources from the rest of the image background. This separation can in particular be carried out electronically.
- control device can switch off the light sources and simultaneously record the object with the light sources switched off by both image recording devices, and the evaluation unit can, when determining the light source positions for each image recording device, take pictures with switched-off light sources from the picture with switched-on light sources subtract.
- the evaluation unit can, when determining the light source positions for each image recording device, take pictures with switched-off light sources from the picture with switched-on light sources subtract. This is easy to do with common image editing programs and leads to a stereo image pair with three isolated points (images of the light sources). The position of the object can be determined particularly easily from this stereo light pair.
- a preferred embodiment uses infrared diodes (IR diodes) on the object (e.g. on the helmet) as light sources and infrared-sensitive image recorders or image recording devices.
- An infrared filter is placed in front of the image recorders, which only transmits light with a wavelength of more than 830 nm.
- the typical ambient light and thus the recorded scene is displayed much darker.
- the wavelength of the IR diodes is 880 nm, the light from the IR diodes arrives unimpeded as a strong useful signal at the image sensor. This measure significantly increases the useful signal to interference signal ratio when the images are pulled off, which is shown in a much better contrast of the points isolated in the image.
- a further special embodiment of the invention makes use of the evaluation of the isolated points by means of a further image-analytical measure, in that the resulting light spot (image of the light source in the photograph) is analyzed in relation to a center of gravity.
- the accuracy of the device according to the invention can be significantly increased when determining the position.
- the light sources e.g. light emitting diodes
- the light sources are embedded in a cylindrical bore of a material that is not transparent in the wavelength range of light or the radiation of the light sources (e.g. in the infrared range with IR diodes as light sources) (e.g. aluminum with IR diodes).
- the remaining circular open surface of the bore is covered with a thin diffuser plate, which for example has a wide scattering angle of e.g. 60 °.
- This arrangement means that the light spot always appears as a circle or as an oval, and the center of gravity is correspondingly more precise.
- the light sources eg light-emitting diodes or IR diodes
- the light sources can be operated with a correspondingly higher current, so that optimum contrasts always result even at different distances.
- the brightness of the light sources is thus regulated by a control circuit, which can be part of the control circuit, in such a way that when the distance to the image sensor or the image recording device increases, a higher current is impressed. This can also be done step by step with a certain hysteresis in relation to the distance.
- a control unit connected to the light sources can be provided, which controls the light sources on the basis of signals transmitted wirelessly by the control device, wherein in particular a current or voltage source is also provided for the light sources.
- a portable configuration of the light source arrangement together with the control unit is thus easily possible, which is particularly advantageous in the case of HMD devices.
- a particularly preferred embodiment of the method according to the invention consists in that light-emitting diodes, in particular infrared light-emitting diodes, are used as light sources.
- Light-emitting diodes are small and inexpensive light sources, which also have a very high stability, so that the reliability of the device according to the invention can be guaranteed.
- the use of infrared light-emitting diodes also has the advantage that the infrared radiation emitted is not perceptible to a viewer and is therefore also not disturbing.
- the object can comprise a display unit that can be placed on a head of a viewer and that can produce an image that can be perceived by the viewer in the attached state.
- the display unit can be designed such that only the generated image or an overlay of the generated image with the surroundings can be perceived by the viewer. In this way, an HMD device can be realized in which the viewer's head position can be determined easily and reliably.
- the light sources can be connected to the object in a stationary manner and span a triangle. This ensures that the position of the object can always be deduced from the position of the light sources (or the light source triangle).
- the light sources it is possible for the light sources to have a predetermined radiation spectrum and for the recording devices to record only light with the predetermined radiation spectrum.
- the image of the light sources is already separated from the image background during the recording.
- this is possible through the use of appropriate filters, which are provided for each of the recording devices and only allow light with the predetermined radiation spectrum to pass through.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows an embodiment of the device according to the invention in an HMD
- Fig. 2 schematically shows a simplified functional circuit diagram of the device of Fig. 1, and
- Fig. 3 schematically shows a further embodiment of the device according to the invention in an HMD.
- the device according to the invention for detecting the position of an object in space comprises a helmet 1, to which three infrared light-emitting diodes 2, 3 and 4 are attached, of which a first light-emitting diode 2 is arranged on the top of the helmet and the remaining two light-emitting diodes 3 and 4 am lower edge 7 of the helmet 1 are offset by approximately 90 ° in the circumferential direction.
- control unit 8 for the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 is provided on the helmet 1, which will be described in more detail later.
- a display unit 9 is attached to the helmet 1 such that a viewer (not shown) wearing the helmet 1 can perceive the images generated by the display unit 9.
- the helmet 1 with the display unit 9 is thus a so-called HMD.
- the device according to the invention further comprises two cameras 10, 11, which can record the helmet 1 or the light emitting diodes 2 to 4 from different positions.
- the cameras 10, 11 are arranged and designed such that their image recording areas 12, 13 overlap at least partially and the overlap area of the two image recording areas 12 and 13 covers the movement area of the helmet 1 during its intended use.
- the cameras 10 and 11, like the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4, are controlled by means of a control device 14.
- the control device 14 contains a digitizing unit 15, 16 for each of the cameras 10, 11, which are controlled by a control module 17 of the control device 14.
- control device 14 comprises a transmitter unit 18, via which the control module 17 wirelessly transmits control signals for the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 to the control unit 8 (as indicated by the arrow A) and which are received by a reception unit 19 of the control unit 8.
- control unit 8 includes a switching unit which, depending on the signals received, connects the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 to a voltage supply 21 of the control unit 8.
- the digitizing units 15 and 16 are connected to an evaluation unit 22 which uses the (digitized) recordings to calculate the positions of the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 and then the position of the helmet 1 and thus the head position of the viewer.
- the data relating to the position of the helmet 1 are fed from the evaluation unit 22 to the control module 17 and a display control 23 of the display unit 9, so that, for example, the image generated by the control unit 9 can be correctly positioned in the environment which can also be perceived by the display unit 9.
- control device 14, the evaluation unit 22 and the display control 23 can be implemented by means of one or more computers with corresponding software.
- the LEDs 2 to 4 are operated in pulsed mode, whereby they are always switched on and off at the same time.
- the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 span the triangle 24 shown.
- the helmet 1 with the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 switched on is recorded simultaneously with the two cameras 10 and 11.
- the captured images are digitized by means of the digitizing units 15 and 16 and stored in the evaluation unit 22.
- the LEDs 2 to 4 are switched off (by the pulsed operation) and the cameras 10 and 11 record the helmet 1 with the LEDs 2 to 4 switched off at the same time.
- These images are in turn digitized by means of the digitizing units 15 and 16 and fed to the evaluation unit 22.
- the evaluation unit 22 now subtracts the image of the camera 10 of the helmet with the LEDs 2 to 4 switched off from the image of the camera 10 of the helmet with the LEDs 2 to 4 switched on.
- the two images of the camera 11 are subtracted from one another, so that a stereo image pair ideally only has three isolated points (the images of the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4) from which, taking into account the positions of the two cameras 10 and 11, are known
- the position of the triangle 24 spanned by the light-emitting diodes 2 to 4 in the room can be calculated. Since the LEDs 2 to 4 are attached to the helmet 1 and their exact positions on the helmet are known (for example by a calibration that has to be carried out once), the position (location and orientation) of the helmet 1 can be determined precisely.
- the display unit 9 is controlled in the desired manner by means of the display controller 23.
- the (stereo) image generated by the display unit 9 can be generated in such a way that it always appears in the same place in the room regardless of the movement of the viewer.
- the LEDs 2 to 4 are switched on again and recorded simultaneously by means of the cameras 10 and 11 and in a subsequent switched-off state of the LEDs, the helmet 1 is in turn recorded by both cameras 10 and 11.
- a stereo pair with three isolated points is generated from these recordings in the same way as above.
- the position of the helmet 1 and thus the orientation of the viewer's head in space can thus be determined continuously.
- FIG. 3 A further embodiment of the device according to the invention is shown in FIG. 3, this embodiment differing from that of FIG. 1 essentially only in that two further light-emitting diodes 5 and 6 are arranged on the lower edge 7 of the helmet 1 so that they also lie in the overlap area of the two image recording areas 12 and 13 of the cameras 10 and 11. Same elements of the in 1 and 3 are shown with the same reference numerals and their description is not repeated.
- this can be used to light up the diode triangle, with which the greatest accuracy can be achieved in the evaluation.
- This can be, for example, the diode triangle, the area of which is the largest or the circumference of which is the longest.
- diodes 2 to 6 can also be activated so that the impression of a diode triangle revolving around helmet 1 is created.
- diodes 2, 4 and 5 are activated first, then diodes 2, 5 and 3, and then diodes 2, 3 and 6. Then start again with the diode triangle 2, 4 and 5. A partial revolution of the diode triangle on the helmet 1 is thus generated.
- Such a circulation method of activating the diode triangles is particularly suitable if a prediction of the movement of the helmet 1 is to be calculated using the evaluation unit 22.
- each light-emitting diode triangle that contains the light-emitting diode 2 can be recorded by at least two different cameras at the same time.
- a circumferential diode triangle can be generated around the circumference of the helmet 1, which can always be evaluated with regard to the position of the helmet 1 in space, since it is always recorded by two cameras at the same time.
- the evaluation unit 21 can be synchronized with the individual diodes 2 to 6 in such a way that the diodes 2 to 6 are switched on and off individually in succession. Such synchronization can be carried out at the start of the process, at regular intervals or as required.
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