BTS from the lab.
Calibrating our stereo cams by hand was landing around 0.7 px reprojection error. Good is under 0.5.
So the team put a YAM arm on it. It moves the camera through a fixed set of poses in front of a ChArUco board, nobody touching it.
Same poses every run, so the capture set is well-conditioned instead of depending on who held the camera that day.
~0.3 px now. Two minutes a rig.
Nobody asks about calibration. Everything downstream inherits its error.