MetriPlane v0.2.1: Open-Source Physical Observability for Workcell Evidence, Replay, and Regression Testing
MetriPlane v0.2.1: Open-Source Physical Observability for Workcell Evidence, Replay, and Regression Testing
MetriPlane is open-source physical-observability software for robotics workcells. It converts calibrated camera and replay data into metric object state, incidents, evidence bundles, reports, and regression tests. Version 0.2.1 is a packaging and delivery release that makes the Python package and command-line interfaces installable from PyPI using Trusted Publishing. It does not alter the frozen v0.2.0 benchmark evidence, reported measurements, or associated DOI. GitHub release:https://github.com/Miko997/metriplane/releases/tag/v0.2.1 PyPI:https://pypi.org/project/metriplane/0.2.1/ The frozen v0.2.0 benchmark artifact is available at:https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20736619
robotics, advanced manufacturing, physical regression, evidence bundles, research software, digital twins, computer vision, planar homography, ArUco, replay, zone analytics, evidence review, deterministic replay, regression testing, workcell, physical observability, industrial automation, OpenCV, reproducibility, benchmark evidence
robotics, advanced manufacturing, physical regression, evidence bundles, research software, digital twins, computer vision, planar homography, ArUco, replay, zone analytics, evidence review, deterministic replay, regression testing, workcell, physical observability, industrial automation, OpenCV, reproducibility, benchmark evidence
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