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I am trying to calibrate a realsense camera using the easy_handeye package. I track some ar markers with the ar_track_alvar package. I want to do a eye on base calibration. Using the GUI from the easy_handeye package, I managed to take samples. The transformations are shown in the "samples" window and they are correct. However, if I want to compute the transformation between the world frame and the camera, the transformation shown in the "Result" window is always the following:
For the frames I used the following.
Tracking Base Frame: The camera frame
Tracking marker Frame: The frame of the tracked markers, in the camera system
Robot Base Frame: The world frame
Robot Effector Frame: The robot gripper frame which holds the ar markers
Does anyone know what the issue is or what I did wrong?
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This package uses ViSP as a backend. Have you tried using it directly, passing the samples collected with easy_handeye? If the result is then correct, we have a problem passing it the results or fetching back the result.
I am trying to calibrate a realsense camera using the easy_handeye package. I track some ar markers with the ar_track_alvar package. I want to do a eye on base calibration. Using the GUI from the easy_handeye package, I managed to take samples. The transformations are shown in the "samples" window and they are correct. However, if I want to compute the transformation between the world frame and the camera, the transformation shown in the "Result" window is always the following:
translation:
x: 0.0
y: 0.0
z: 0.0
rotation:
x: 0.0
y: 0.0
z: 0.0
w: 1.0
For the frames I used the following.
Tracking Base Frame: The camera frame
Tracking marker Frame: The frame of the tracked markers, in the camera system
Robot Base Frame: The world frame
Robot Effector Frame: The robot gripper frame which holds the ar markers
Does anyone know what the issue is or what I did wrong?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: