2014
DOI: 10.3788/aos201434.0812002
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Indoor Test Method of Attitude Measurement Accuracy of Photoelectric Theodolite

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“…A high-speed camera was used to record the position of a projected light spot in real-time and to establish the posture calculation model of the moving target. The position accuracy was 5 mm, and the attitude angle accuracy was 1′ in a field of 14 m × 7 m. Tian et al [13] used a high precision theodolite to measure several feature points on the target, and fitted the target posture by using the least squares method. It was proven that the calibration accuracy could reach 0.05°.…”
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“…A high-speed camera was used to record the position of a projected light spot in real-time and to establish the posture calculation model of the moving target. The position accuracy was 5 mm, and the attitude angle accuracy was 1′ in a field of 14 m × 7 m. Tian et al [13] used a high precision theodolite to measure several feature points on the target, and fitted the target posture by using the least squares method. It was proven that the calibration accuracy could reach 0.05°.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%