This invention relates to the field of
robot control technology, specifically disclosing a vision-
gimbal coordinated
laser pointing device and control method for a quadruped
robot. The device includes a depth camera mounted on the
robot's head, a two-dimensional
gimbal on its back, and a control module. The depth camera acquires the target's three-dimensional coordinates. The two-dimensional
gimbal consists of a
yaw servo and a
pitch servo, with a
laser mounted at its end. The control module calculates the target's
yaw and
pitch angles in real
time based on a pre-calibrated
rigid body transformation relationship between the camera and gimbal coordinate systems, driving the gimbal to move and precisely point the
laser beam at the target. This method achieves closed-
loop control through "detection-coordinate transformation-angle calculation-
servo control." The
system incorporates a dynamic compensation mechanism that continuously corrects the gimbal angle during the quadruped robot's movement, stably tracking the target and effectively overcoming pointing deviations caused by robot vibration, significantly improving pointing accuracy and reliability in dynamic scenarios such as inspection and security.