A sophisticated pybind11 wrapper for the camera_models C++ library, enabling precise 2D-3D camera projection and YAML-based configuration.
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The pywayne-cv-camera-model is a professional-grade bridge between high-performance C++ camera modeling and Python's flexible development environment. As a specialized component within the Openclaw Skills ecosystem, it provides developers with the tools necessary to handle complex optical geometries, including standard pinhole, catadioptric, and omnidirectional models.
By leveraging this skill, developers can integrate rigorous camera calibration and projection logic into their AI agents. Whether you are working on autonomous navigation or augmented reality, this addition to your Openclaw Skills toolkit ensures that spatial transformations are handled with mathematical precision and optimized performance through pybind11.
To utilize this skill, ensure you have the necessary Python environment. The underlying C++ library is managed automatically.
pip install numpy pywayne
Basic initialization in Python:
from pywayne.cv.camera_model import CameraModel
camera = CameraModel()
camera.load_from_yaml('config.yaml')
The skill organizes camera data using a standardized schema for different lens types. The following table outlines the core metadata structure:
| Attribute | Description | Typical Values |
|---|---|---|
| model_type | The geometric model used | PINHOLE, CATA, OCAM, EQUIDISTANT |
| image_size | Dimensions of the sensor | width (px), height (px) |
| projection_params | Core focal and principal points | fx, fy, cx, cy |
| distortion_params | Lens correction coefficients | k1, k2, p1, p2, etc. |
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