Standard Test Method for Evaluating the Performance of Systems that Measure Static, Six Degrees of Freedom (6DOF), Pose


Importancia y uso:

5.1 Pose measurement systems are used in a wide range of fields including manufacturing, material handling, construction, medicine, and aerospace. The use of pose measurement systems could, for example, replace the need to fix the poses of objects of interest by mechanical means.

5.2 Potential users have difficulty comparing pose measurement systems because of the lack of standard performance specifications and test methods, and must rely on the specifications of a vendor regarding the system’s performance, capabilities, and suitability for a particular application. This standard makes it possible for a user to assess and compare the performance of candidate pose measurement systems, and allows the user to determine if the measured performance results are within the vendor’s claimed specifications with regard to the user’s application. This standard also facilitates the improvement of pose measurement systems by providing a common set of metrics to evaluate system performance.

5.3 The intent of this test method is to allow a user to determine the performance of a vendor’s system under conditions specific to the user’s application, and to determine whether the system still performs in accordance with the vendor’s specifications under those conditions. The intention of this test method is not to validate a vendor’s claims; although, under specific situations, this test method may be adapted for this purpose.

Subcomité:

E57.23

Referida por:

E3064-16, E2544-24, E3124-17, E3125-17

Volúmen:

10.04

Número ICS:

17.040.99 (Other standards relating to linear and angular measurements)

Palabras clave:

absolute pose error; performance evaluation; pose measurement system; pose measurement test procedure; relative pose error; 6DOF; static pose measurement performance; 3D imaging system;

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Norma
E2919

Versión
22

Estatus
Active

Clasificación
Test Method

Fecha aprobación
2022-12-15