A cross platform app for quick and easy still image camera matching
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A cross platform app for quick and easy still image camera matching
ROS package to find a rigid-body transformation between a LiDAR and a camera for "LiDAR-Camera Calibration using 3D-3D Point correspondences"
An Invitation to 3D Vision: A Tutorial for Everyone
Fast computer vision library for SFM, calibration, fiducials, tracking, image processing, and more.
Official fSpy importer for Blender
[INACTIVE LEGACY VERSION, FIND THE PROJECT HERE: https://github.com/gyroflow/gyroflow] Video stabilization using IMU motion data from internal or external logs
Advanced lane detection using computer vision
Easy to use and accurate hand eye calibration which has been working reliably for years (2016-present) with kinect, kinectv2, rgbd cameras, optical trackers, and several robots including the ur5 and kuka iiwa.
Light-weight camera LiDAR calibration package for ROS using OpenCV and PCL (PnP + LM optimization)
This is a package for extrinsic calibration between a 3D LiDAR and a camera, described in paper: Improvements to Target-Based 3D LiDAR to Camera Calibration. This package is used for Cassie Blue's 3D LiDAR semantic mapping and automation.
Augmented reality for Unreal Engine 4
An OpenCV-based structured light processing toolkit.
MicaSense RedEdge and Altum image processing tutorials
Code for ICCV2021 paper SPEC: Seeing People in the Wild with an Estimated Camera
Virtual camera is created only using opencv and numpy. It simulates a camera where we can control all its parameters, intrinsic and extrinsic to get a better understanding how each component in the camera projection matrix affects the final image of the object captured by the camera.
STag: A Stable Fiducial Marker System
image_projection is a ROS package to create various projections from multiple calibrated cameras.
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