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There are several potential causes of this error, including physical damage to the sensors, software issues, and interference from other electronic devices. To resolve the error, it is important to first identify the cause and take appropriate action.

In some cases, the error may be resolved by performing a calibration of the forward vision sensors. This process involves positioning the drone in a specific way and using the DJI app to calibrate the sensors.

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Before recalibrating, ensure that your drone is in a stable and level position, and that the environment is free of interference. Open DJI Assistant 2, follow the on-screen instructions, and calibrate the forward vision sensors to resolve the error.

To resolve this issue, use the DJI Assistant 2 software to refresh the firmware on your drone. Open DJI Assistant 2, connect your drone to your computer, and follow the on-screen instructions to update the firmware. After the update is complete, the forward vision sensors should be functioning correctly, and the error should be resolved.

Hello everyone there, i would be greatful if some one can help me with my dji phantom 4 pro forward vision sensor calibration error, i have many times calibrated it with my computer and all goes great and after I go to fly for a test when Im on the air few minutes then it gives forward vision sensor calibration error again, please any idea?

thank you in advance

The Mavic Pro uses the GPS, Forward and Downward vision sensors to locate itself, automatically stabilize and navigate between obstacles. The vision sensors feed essential data back to the flight controller which then responds by issuing automatic commands to avoid or hover in front of the obstacle.

However, there is terrific information on troubleshooting the whole Mavic VPS and system error further down this article. Some are very simple steps and you can do these before calibrating the vision sensors on the Mavic.

The Mavic vision system error does not have to be coming from the vision sensors. It could in fact be caused by the ultrasonic sensors which are part of the whole Mavic Vision Positioning System. So the process of calibrating the vision sensors would not work if the problem is with the ultrasonic sensors.

As well as vision sensor issues, you may be having issues where the Mavic disconnects from the Remote Control or DJI Go 4 app. If you are experiencing this, then read our article on fixing Mavic Pro disconnects.

As I think, in most cases, miscalibrated backward vision sensors are one of a main reason for backward vision sensor error. Miscalibrated backward vision sensors collect faulty sensor data and as a consequence, the system would detect the backward vision sensor error.

Firmware is responsible for managing data that are fed from inputs (including vision sensors), detecting errors, and many more activities. So having installed firmware with glitches or outdated firmware could lead to malfunctioning the system. Including mismanagement of vision sensor data that could cause this error.

Usually, flying or storing the aircraft in a dusty or foggy environment cause covering the vision sensor surface with dust or fog. Having covered vision sensor surface with fog or dust makes it harder to gather surrounding data. So the system would detect it as a sensor error.

The first calibration DJI assistant will ask you to perform is to re-calibrate the front facing sensor. Those are the two front facing cameras located on the top of the main camera. You want to follow and adjust the drone to locate and match the on-screen prompt.

I have an error that came up today to calibrate my vision sensors, went to DJI assistant to calibrate watched all the videos but as I am doing it, comes up with error i.e. aircraft moved resume calibrtion in so many seconds, just cannot seem to do it

I have entered the 4500 x 3000 screen size and then hit the recalibrate button only to have a blank calibration window. I have tried to enter various other screen sizes including 1600 x 900 with the same blank calibration window result. I have changed the screen size in my computers settings and get the blank calibration window as well. It seems that the only screen size I can get the correct calibration window to appear and go through the steps is with the 4500 x 3000 screen but continue to get the calculation error. Any suggestions?

Abstract:This paper proposes a novel method for the calibration of a stereo camera system used to reconstruct 3D scenes. An error in the pitch angle of the cameras causes the reconstructed scene to exhibit some distortion with respect to the real scene. To do the calibration procedure, whose purpose is to eliminate or at least minimize said distortion, machine learning techniques have been used, and more specifically, regression algorithms. These algorithms are trained with a large number of vectors of input features with their respective outputs, since, in view of the application of the procedure proposed, it is important that the training set be sufficiently representative of the variety that can occur in a real scene, which includes the different orientations that the pitch angle can take, the error in said angle and the effect that all this has on the reconstruction process. The most efficient regression algorithms for estimating the error in the pitch angle are derived from decision trees and certain neural network configurations. Once estimated, the error can be corrected, thus making the reconstructed scene appear more like the real one. Although the authors base their method on U-V disparity and employ this same technique to completely reconstruct the 3D scene, one of the most interesting features of the method proposed is that it can be applied regardless of the technique used to carry out said reconstruction.Keywords: calibration; machine learning; U-V disparity; 3D scenes reconstruction

Calibration is one of the most important technologies for line-structured light vision sensor. The existing calibration methods depend on special calibration equipments, whose accuracy determines the calibration accuracy. It is difficult to meet the requirements of universality and field calibration with those methods. In order to solve these problems, a new calibration method based on the combined target for line-structured light multi-vision sensor is proposed. Each line-structured light multi-vision sensor is locally calibrated by combined target with high precision. On the basis of global calibration principle and the characteristics of the combined target, global calibration and local calibration are unified. The unification avoids the precision decrement caused by coordinate transformation. And the occlusion problem of 3D reference objects can be avoided. An experimental system for 3D multi-vision measurement is set up with two sets of vision sensor and its calibration matrix is obtained. To improve the calibration accuracy, the method of acquiring calibration points with high precision and error factors in calibration are analyzed. After being calibrated, the experimental system is finally tested through a workpiece measurement experiment. The repeatability of this system is 0.04 mm, and it proves that the proposed calibration method can obtain high precision. Moreover, by changing the structure of the combined target, this calibration method can adapt to the different multi-vision sensors, while the accuracy of the combined target is still guaranteed. Thus, this calibration method has the advantages of universality and field calibration.

Line-structured light vision sensor is non-contact and real-time sensor that has the advantages of high precision and active controllability. It is widely used in industrial inspection [1, 2]. When the laser plane of a line-structured light vision sensor is projected onto a workpiece surface to be measured, the laser plane would produce distortion strip due to modulation caused by the size of the workpiece. The cameras obtain the images of the modulated light strip, from which the 3D information of the workpiece surface can be calculated. This is the principle of line-structured light vision sensor [3].

A new method based on combined target is proposed in this article to calibrate the vision model of line-structured light multi-vision sensor. The combined target is made up of standard gauge blocks. Since every gauge block is of very high precision, it is convenient to obtain high precision of the combined target. With the different splicing types of gauge blocks, the structure of the combined target can be changed in order that its structure is in agreement with the vision sensor to be calibrated. In this method, several calibration points on the laser plane are first collected with high precision. Then each of the vision sensors is locally calibrated. On the principle of global calibration [10] and the characteristics of the combined target, global calibration is unified with local calibration. The surface of the combined target exhibits a particular kind of characteristic between plane reference object and 3D target. For this calibration method, there is no occlusion problem which exists in those methods based on 3D reference objects. Therefore, the proposed method has the advantages of high precision, universality, and field calibration.

There are many relatively mature calibration methods for camera intrinsic parameters. The main distortion errors of camera include radial distortion, tangential distortion, and thin prism distortion. For a piece of ordinary lens, radial distortion can be an adequate description of nonlinear distortion. Introducing too many distortion coefficients cannot improve the accuracy, and instead, it may lead to the unstable solution. Therefore, only the first-order radial distortion is taken into account and the accuracy requirement could be fulfilled. Such parameters have to be calibrated as the effective focal length (f/mm), the center coordinates of the image plane (u0 and v0/pixel), image aspect ratio s x and the first-order radial distortion coefficient (k1). 17dc91bb1f