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    This study introduces a novel camera calibration method that avoids iterative optimization. It accurately estimates distortion and solves for intrinsic parameters analytically, offering a stable, efficient, and reliable solution for real-time applications.

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  • Decoupling the estimation of distortion coefficients and intrinsic parameters.

    • Main Results:

    • A new effective camera calibration technique without nonlinear iteration optimization.
    • Stable and reliable estimation of distortion coefficients and intrinsic parameters.
    • Successful validation through both simulative and real-world experiments.
    • Demonstrated computational efficiency suitable for real-time applications.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed non-iterative method provides a reliable and effective approach to camera calibration.
    • The analytical solution avoids local minima and initial guess requirements.
    • The decoupling of parameters enhances result stability and trustworthiness.
    • The method's efficiency makes it suitable for real-time online camera calibration.