Camera Calibration Should Be This Simple

Camera calibration is simple enough that using it should be simple too.

In practice, calibrating a camera often starts with installing Python packages, setting up a ROS package, or finding some calibration utility that works with your environment. For something this basic, that is too much ceremony.

I wanted a tool where you just open a page, give it calibration images, and get the camera parameters back.

So I made Camera Calibration. There is nothing to install: no ROS, no Python environment, and no native application. The whole tool is a static page, with the calibration code running locally in the browser through WebAssembly.

Camera calibration should be a tool you can use in a minute, not another environment you have to maintain.