Manual
Table Of Contents
- 1. Updates
- 2. Product Introduction
- 3. Software Interface
- 3.1 Welcome Page
- 3.2 Home Page
- 3.3 Menu
- 3.4 Control Toolbar
- 3.5 Tool Box
- 3.6 Result Display
- 3.7 Flow Management
- 3.8 Camera Management
- 3.9 Controller Management
- 3.10 Global Variables
- 3.11 Communication Management
- 3.12 Global Trigger
- 3.13 Global Script
- 3.14 Operation Interface
- 3.15 Data Queue
- 3.16 Flow Time
- 3.17 Dobot Panel
- 4. Vision Tools
- 4.1 Acquisition
- 4.2 Location
- 4.2.1 Feature Match
- 4.2.2 Greyscale Match
- 4.2.3 Mark Location
- 4.2.4 Circle Search
- 4.2.5 Line Search
- 4.2.6 Blob Analysis
- 4.2.7 Caliper
- 4.2.8 Edge Search
- 4.2.9 Position Correction
- 4.2.10 Rect Search
- 4.2.11 Peak Search
- 4.2.12 Edge Intersection
- 4.2.13 Parallel Lines Search
- 4.2.14 Quadrilateral Search
- 4.2.15 Line Group Search
- 4.2.16 Multi-line Search
- 4.2.17 Blob Label Analysis
- 4.2.18 Path Extraction
- 4.2.19 Find Angle Bisector
- 4.2.20 Find Median Line
- 4.2.21 Calculate Parallel Lines
- 4.2.22 Find Vertical Line
- 4.3 Measurement
- 4.4 Image Generation
- 4.5 Recognition
- 4.6 Deep Learning
- 4.7 Calibration
- 4.8 Calculation
- 4.9 Image Processing
- 4.9.1 Image Combination
- 4.9.2 Image Morphology
- 4.9.3 Image Binarization
- 4.9.4 Image Filter
- 4.9.5 Image Enhancement
- 4.9.6 Image Computing
- 4.9.7 Distortion Correction
- 4.9.8 Image Clarity
- 4.9.9 Image Fixture
- 4.9.10 Shade Correction
- 4.9.11 Affine Transformation
- 4.9.12 Ring Expansion
- 4.9.13 Copy and Fill
- 4.9.14 Frame Mean
- 4.9.15 Image Normalization
- 4.9.16 Image Correction
- 4.9.17 Geometric Transformation
- 4.9.18 Image Stitch
- 4.9.19 Multiple Images Fusion
- 4.10 Color Processing
- 4.11 Defect Detection
- 4.11.1 OCV
- 4.11.2 Arc Edge Defect Detection
- 4.11.3 Linear Edge Defect Detection
- 4.11.4 Arc-Pair Defect Detection
- 4.11.5 Line-Pair Defect Detection
- 4.11.6 Edge Group Defect Detection
- 4.11.7 Edge Pair Group Defect Detection
- 4.11.8 Edge Model Defect Detection
- 4.11.9 Edge Pair Model Defect Detection
- 4.11.10 Defect Contrast
- 4.12 Logic Tools
- 4.13 Communication
- 4.14 Dobot Magician Tools
- 5. Cases
- 6. Dobot Magician Demo
DobotVisionStudio User Guide
Issue V4.1.2 (2022-06-08) User Guide Copyright © Yuejiang Technology Co., Ltd.
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Basic Parameters of Camera Mapping
Input Mode
It includes by point or by coordinate.
Demonstrate Point-Run
Point
Select demonstration point and run point. You need to select 2 pairs at least and 8
pairs at most.
Create Calibration File
Output calibration file
Running Parameters of Camera Mapping
DOF
It includes three types: scaling, rotation, aspect ratio, tilt, translation and transmission;
scaling, rotation, aspect ratio, tilt and translation; scaling, rotation and translation. The
three parameter Settings correspond to perspective transformation, affine transformation
and similarity transformation respectively.
Weighting Function
You can choose least square method, Huber or Tukey algorithm function. You are
advised to use the default parameters
Weighting Coefficient
Set this parameter when you select Tukey or Huber. The weight coefficient is the
clipping factor of the corresponding method. You are advised to use the default value
Output Results
Scale X/Y
It refers to X/Y coordinate ratio of the conversion matrix from the coordinate system where
the running point is located to the coordinate system where the demonstration point is
located.
Translate X/Y
It uses the calculated calibration matrix to map the origin of the coordinate system where
the demonstration point is located to the coordinate X/Y obtained by the coordinate system
where the running point is located.