Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane

The seaport environment significantly depends on the quay crane system for effectively handling containers from container ships. Recently, multiple cameras have been built into the spreader, providing RGB and depth pictures to improve intelligence, safety, and operational efficiency. However, it bec...

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Main Author: Tu, Weifeng
Other Authors: Wang Dan Wei
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Language:English
Published: Nanyang Technological University 2024
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-1767102024-05-24T15:50:21Z Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane Tu, Weifeng Wang Dan Wei School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering EDWWANG@ntu.edu.sg Engineering Electrical & electronic engineering The seaport environment significantly depends on the quay crane system for effectively handling containers from container ships. Recently, multiple cameras have been built into the spreader, providing RGB and depth pictures to improve intelligence, safety, and operational efficiency. However, it becomes crucial to handle two key issues: (1) How to correctly calibrate the intrinsic and extrinsic calibration parameters of the cameras and (2) How to determine the depth distance of the container to the spreader cameras. This report presents a comprehensive pipeline to tackle these challenges. Firstly, the cameras mounted on the spreader are calibrated offline using the Kalibr toolbox. Secondly, the stereo camera pairs will be used to estimate the depth of the container by processing the images through the stereo match algorithm (Libsgm). Finally, the experiment suggests that the outcome for the multiple camera calibration provides a reprojection error of about 0.3 pixels, and the outcomes for the depth estimation give an error between 2% and 8%. The two algorithms are used to determine how well this method works for precisely analysing object depth, showcasing improved efficiency and safety in seaport operations involving quay crane systems. Bachelor's degree 2024-05-20T07:37:25Z 2024-05-20T07:37:25Z 2024 Final Year Project (FYP) Tu, W. (2024). Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane. Final Year Project (FYP), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176710 https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176710 en A1169-231 application/pdf Nanyang Technological University
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Tu, Weifeng
Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
description The seaport environment significantly depends on the quay crane system for effectively handling containers from container ships. Recently, multiple cameras have been built into the spreader, providing RGB and depth pictures to improve intelligence, safety, and operational efficiency. However, it becomes crucial to handle two key issues: (1) How to correctly calibrate the intrinsic and extrinsic calibration parameters of the cameras and (2) How to determine the depth distance of the container to the spreader cameras. This report presents a comprehensive pipeline to tackle these challenges. Firstly, the cameras mounted on the spreader are calibrated offline using the Kalibr toolbox. Secondly, the stereo camera pairs will be used to estimate the depth of the container by processing the images through the stereo match algorithm (Libsgm). Finally, the experiment suggests that the outcome for the multiple camera calibration provides a reprojection error of about 0.3 pixels, and the outcomes for the depth estimation give an error between 2% and 8%. The two algorithms are used to determine how well this method works for precisely analysing object depth, showcasing improved efficiency and safety in seaport operations involving quay crane systems.
author2 Wang Dan Wei
author_facet Wang Dan Wei
Tu, Weifeng
format Final Year Project
author Tu, Weifeng
author_sort Tu, Weifeng
title Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
title_short Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
title_full Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
title_fullStr Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
title_full_unstemmed Multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
title_sort multiple camera calibration and stereo depth estimation for automated quay crane
publisher Nanyang Technological University
publishDate 2024
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/176710
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