David

Hi ! Your CPU/Computer mostly affect the processing speed. The pose accuracy is mostly affected by the camera hardware, in particular its resolution (the bigger the better) in comparison to its field of view, as well as the marker distance from the camera (the further away the marker, the more imprecision increases). (And of course the algorithms, but let's consider the ArUco one here). For the choice of camera/CPU, it depends on your goal. The bigger the resolution, the more processing is needed,...

Hi ! Your CPU/Computer mostly affect the processing speed. The pose accuracy is mostly affected by the camera hardware, in particular its resolution (the bigger the better) related to its field of view, as well as the marker distance from the camera (the further away the marker, the more imprecision increases). (And of course the algorithms, but let's consider the ArUco one here). For the choice of camera/CPU, it depends on your goal. The bigger the resolution, the more processing is needed, the...

Hi ! Your CPU/Computer mostly affect the processing speed. The pose accuracy is mostly affected by the camera hardware, in particular its resolution (the bigger the better) related to its field of view, as well as the marker distance from the camera (the further away the marker, the more imprecision increases). (Anf of course the algorithms, but let's consider the ArUco one here). For the choice of camera/CPU, it depends on your goal. The bigger the resolution, the more processing is needed, the...

Hi ! Your CPU/Computer mostly affect the processing speed. The pose accuracy is mostly affected by the camera hardware, in particular its resolution (the bigger the better) and its field of view (the smaller the better), as well as the marker distance from the camera (the further away the marker, the more imprecision increases). For the choice of camera/CPU, it depends on your goal. The bigger the resolution, the more processing is needed, the lower your FPS will be. If you require 30 FPS with a...

Hi ! Your CPU/Computer mostly affect the processing speed. The pose accuracy is mostly affected by the camera hardware, in particular its resolution (the bigger the better) and its field of view (the smaller the better), as well as the marker distance from the camera (the further away the marker, the more imprecision increases). For the choice of camera/CPU, it depends on your goal. The bigger the resolution, the more processing is needed, the lower your FPS will be. If you require 30 FPS with a...

Hello, I had no issue to install Aruco on W10. I think you just need to include the OpenCV directory inside your path

Yes to solve the issue you need to modify the source code and rebuild the library. If the problem still persists, I'm not sure what could be the cause. Do you have a different programming environment ? That may be the cause. Initially, to find the error, I observed that the output of tvecs and rvecs using std::cout was correct, but not once set as floats. Do you observe a similar behaviour ?

aruco_test_markermap camera pose error