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A Vision-based High-precision Positioning and Error Compensation Method for Adsorptive Embedded Components

  • Shaoli Liu*
  • , Xing Liu
  • , Yifeng Xiao
  • , Jiaxiu Wang
  • , Jinshan Liu
  • , Liansheng Sun
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Beijing Institute of Technology
  • Ltd.

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Abstract

To address the alignment deviation between the suction cup and embedded component centers during absorptive assembly of wrapped embedded components, a vision-based positioning and error compensation method integrating edge template matching with multi-circle marker geometric constraints is proposed. A template matching algorithm based on edge gradient direction consistency is developed, combining an image pyramid hierarchy with a genetic algorithm for decoupled parameter search to achieve robust end-face center localization under complex conditions. For the occluded suction cup center, a concentric double-ring multi-circle marker is designed, and a two-step single-circle fitting method with multi-circle joint optimization is developed, together with inverse projection transformation to correct projection deviation. Experimental results demonstrate that template matching time is reduced to 0.63 s and positioning error is controlled within 0.01 mm, with robust performance maintained under varying illumination and partial occlusion, providing reliable error compensation for high-precision absorptive assembly embedded components.

Translated title of the contribution基于视觉的吸附式嵌入件高精定位与误差补偿方法
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)856-864
Number of pages9
JournalBeijing Ligong Daxue Xuebao/Transaction of Beijing Institute of Technology
Volume46
Issue number8
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2026

Keywords

  • error compensation
  • machine vision
  • multi-circle markers
  • template matching

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