It is not very pleasant to add markers to the laser-bed. Since most laser-beds are rectangular, it may be possible to just run a line-detection algorithm on the image and find the outer-most and most-perpendicular rectangle and use that for the homography. This way nearly any Lasercutter can be used without preparation, just place a camera above it and maybe mark the areas where the algorithm shall search for the lines.
However, since I am not that up to date with OpenCV, and I do not have a VisiCam setup right now, I won't have time to develop it. So if anyone wants to improve VisiCam, this may be an idea.
It is not very pleasant to add markers to the laser-bed. Since most laser-beds are rectangular, it may be possible to just run a line-detection algorithm on the image and find the outer-most and most-perpendicular rectangle and use that for the homography. This way nearly any Lasercutter can be used without preparation, just place a camera above it and maybe mark the areas where the algorithm shall search for the lines.
However, since I am not that up to date with OpenCV, and I do not have a VisiCam setup right now, I won't have time to develop it. So if anyone wants to improve VisiCam, this may be an idea.