A
large field of view camera light
ray calibration method and
system based on polynomial fitting, the method is that the camera and the calibration board rigid tooling are respectively provided with measurement targets, a fixed connection coordinate
system is established, and an external high-precision device such as a
laser tracker is used to directly measure the
pose between the coordinate systems, and the decoupling of the
pose error and the image
algorithm is realized. A plurality of calibration board images are collected, a global polynomial curved
surface fitting is respectively performed on the sparse feature corner points of each image, a continuous analytical mapping of pixels to three-dimensional space is established, and then a plurality of three-dimensional points corresponding to the same pixel are subjected to spatial straight
line fitting, so that the accurate light
ray equation of the pixel is obtained. The
calibration result is stored based on the camera target seat coordinate
system, and when actually measuring, only the conversion relationship between the coordinate system and the world coordinate system needs to be measured again, so that the
calibration result can be directly migrated and used. The application is suitable for any complex imaging system, and has the advantages of high precision, strong universality, good robustness and outstanding
engineering practicability.