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You are reading an old version of this documentation. If you want up-to-date information, please have a look at 5.1 .Hand-eye calibration
What is hand-eye calibration?
The aim of the hand-eye calibration is to transform the detected parts X,Y coordinates from the vision frame to the robot frame. Thanks to this, when the robot asks for the coordinates of a part, it is directly in its frame. Hand-eye calibration is performed by pairing four points detected by vision with the four corresponding robot positions.
Tip
The robot frame must be aligned with the plane of the surface of the Asycube plate.
Access the hand-eye calibration wizard
The hand-eye calibration is the third step of the onboarding tool (Fig. 12). From the page, simply click on to open the wizard.
You can also access it from the CONFIGURATION page. Click on
, then on Robot and finally on .Perform hand-eye calibration
Follow the wizard steps to perform the hand-eye calibration.
Note
Further information on hand-eye calibration can be found in the chapter Hand-eye calibration wizard.
If you go back to the Fig. 17) and the onboarding stepper has disappeared.
page, you will notice that the last step is also complete (You are now ready to get your first part position! Move on to the next step.