• Laser & Optoelectronics Progress
  • Vol. 59, Issue 24, 2411003 (2022)
Zihan Zhu1, Guangyuan Zhang1,*, Hualei Jin1, and Peng Wang1,2,**
Author Affiliations
  • 1School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Shandong Jiaotong University, Jinan 250357, Shandong, China
  • 2Institute of Automation, Shandong Academy of Sciences, Jinan 250013, Shandong, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/LOP202259.2411003 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Zihan Zhu, Guangyuan Zhang, Hualei Jin, Peng Wang. Optimization of Needle Plane Measurement for Dorsal Hand Injection Based on Linear Structured Light Scanning[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(24): 2411003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Work flow chart
    Fig. 1. Work flow chart
    Experimental platform model
    Fig. 2. Experimental platform model
    Flow chart of single structured light plane calibration
    Fig. 3. Flow chart of single structured light plane calibration
    Calibration of structured light plane
    Fig. 4. Calibration of structured light plane
    Linear constraint graph
    Fig. 5. Linear constraint graph
    Plane constraint graph
    Fig. 6. Plane constraint graph
    Flow chart of multi-structured light plane calibration
    Fig. 7. Flow chart of multi-structured light plane calibration
    Experimental platform entity model
    Fig. 8. Experimental platform entity model
    Checkerboard calibration pattern
    Fig. 9. Checkerboard calibration pattern
    Camera coordinate points collected from a group of images
    Fig. 10. Camera coordinate points collected from a group of images
    Optimization result of single structured light plane
    Fig. 11. Optimization result of single structured light plane
    Multi-structured light plane optimization results
    Fig. 12. Multi-structured light plane optimization results
    Image refinement result and structured light strip extraction result
    Fig. 13. Image refinement result and structured light strip extraction result
    Fitting results of the plane of the needle insertion area on the back of the hand
    Fig. 14. Fitting results of the plane of the needle insertion area on the back of the hand
    NumberNot OptimizedOptimized
    156.170633.06371×10-7
    238.707793.20408×10-7
    3134.204988.62607×10-7
    445.722962.09770×10-7
    541.745557.59013×10-7
    645.069972.93538×10-7
    745.809178.53363×10-7
    859.161423.76497×10-7
    943.015843.02306×10-7
    Table 1. Reprojection error optimization result
    Structured light projector travel distance

    Distance between

    two planes d'

    Structured light projector travel distance

    Distance between

    two planes d'

    5 mm5.2135 mm4.83
    10 mm5.1340 mm5.08
    15 mm4.9845 mm4.84
    20 mm5.0050 mm4.91
    25 mm5.2155 mm4.98
    30 mm4.9760 mm5.03
    Table 2. Multi-structured light plane fitting results
    Structured light plane common normal vector:(ABCSolving parameters of structured light plane equation D:(ab
    (0.00735,-0.87606,0.48211)(-1.00520,-191.71665)
    Table 3. Structured light plane calibration results
    Structured light projector travel distancePredicted value of structured light plane equation parameter DReal value of structured light plane equation parameter DAbsolute value of difference
    0 mm-191.717-191.4280.289
    5 mm-196.743-196.6400.103
    10 mm-201.769-201.7710.002
    15 mm-206.795-206.6990.096
    20 mm-211.821-211.7010.120
    25 mm-216.847-217.4090.562
    30 mm-221.873-222.1750.302
    35 mm-226.899-227.0040.105
    40 mm-231.925-232.0840.159
    45 mm-236.951-236.9270.024
    50 mm-241.977-241.8390.138
    55 mm-247.003-246.8190.184
    60 mm-252.029-251.8490.180
    Table 4. Structured light plane calibration optimization results
    Zihan Zhu, Guangyuan Zhang, Hualei Jin, Peng Wang. Optimization of Needle Plane Measurement for Dorsal Hand Injection Based on Linear Structured Light Scanning[J]. Laser & Optoelectronics Progress, 2022, 59(24): 2411003
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