Method for determining a three-dimensional pose of an object
AssigneeSensopart Industriesensorik GmbH
InventorsJens Pannekamp, Dominik Kult
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Abstract
A target marker (1) for determining a three-dimensional pose of an object (4) has a predetermined number of encoding modules (2). The encoding modules (2) of the target marker (1) are present in a defined module pattern (10) that encodes a character string that includes specific information that defines object parameters of the object (4), selected from the group comprising at least a size of the target marker (1) and/or gripping parameters for gripping the predetermined object (4) from the group comprising at least a gripping pose of a gripper, a gripper geometry, and gripper forces.
Claims6
A method for determining a three-dimensional pose of an object (4) by using an optical sensor unit (6) for capturing the object (4), the optical sensor unit (6) being connected to a data processing unit (7), the method comprising:
- providing a target marker (1) for determining a three-dimensional pose of an object (4), wherein the target marker (1) has encoding modules (2) that are present in a defined module pattern (10) that encodes a character string comprising specific information that defines a size of the target marker,
- and/or
- gripping parameters for gripping the object (4) selected from the group consisting of a gripping pose of a gripper, a gripper geometry, and gripper forces;
- arranging the target marker (1) on the object (4);
- positioning the optical sensor unit in front of the object (4) such that the object (4) is in a detection range of the optical sensor unit and, by the optical sensor unit, detecting the target marker on the object;
- determining centers of the module patterns of the target marker by the data processing unit, and reading out the specific information;
- determining a hypothetical three-dimensional pose of the target marker on the object (4) based on the specific information in the data processing unit;
- and
- continuously varying the hypothetical three-dimensional pose of the target marker until the center of the module pattern coincides with the
- determined center of the module pattern, thereby determining an actual three-dimensional pose of the target marker.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.