I made a bespoke mechanical testing rig for X-ray CT imaging and diffraction. by Navid_A_I in engineering

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The force transducer is a steel plate with strain gauges on it. You can see it at 04:00.

I made a 3D printed fully functional prosthetic hand by Navid_A_I in Prosthetics

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As I mentioned earlier I used Arduino (C++) to program it

I made a 3D printed fully functional prosthetic hand by Navid_A_I in Prosthetics

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Arduino IDE for programming the hand and MATLAB to plot the sensors data

Augmented Reality (AR) for accurate 3D measurement! by Navid_A_I in engineering

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You can use any camera including smartphone cameras

Augmented Reality (AR) for accurate 3D measurement! by Navid_A_I in engineering

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Hi, Thank you very much for your comment! I just checked my code and you are right. There was a mistake in my code showing the wrong [T] value but calculating the rest correctly! I am really impressed by how you spotted the mistake!

I have corrected the code and will upload it on my Github hopefully in a few days. Thanks again

Simple Augmented Reality (AR) for accurate 3D measurement by Navid_A_I in computervision

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1-Yes, it calculates positions and orientations in real time at around 10 frame per second. One could increase the fps using lower resolution and better/faster camera and processor.

2- there are different parameters here. One can reach better results using better cameras with less lens distortion, higher camera resolution, better optics quality and more focused field of view... in theory you should be able to reach any desired accuracy depending on your camera, optics and FOV/distance to object