Abstract:During continuous flight missions of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), temperature changes and mechanical vibrations can cause the parameters of visual sensors to drift, leading to dynamic perception disorders such as inaccurate timing of multimodal data and feature aliasing. In view of the above problems, a multi-modal feature aliasing target visual calibration system for unmanned aerial vehicles under temporal attitude disturbance compensation is designed. The system achieves spatio-temporal alignment and dynamic attitude suppression of visual, inertial and position data by constructing a hardware architecture featuring multi-modal sensing collaborative acquisition, high-precision synchronous triggering by FPGA and attitude-sensing linkage compensation. At the feature level, an improved partitioned weighted LBP texture modeling method is proposed, combined with the temporal-pose joint compensation mechanism, to achieve deep fusion and deviation correction of multi-source low-level features, effectively decoupling feature aliasing caused by vibration and asynchrony. The experiments on insulator defect detection in substations show that the variance of the LBP histogram of the system in pollution identification all fall within the ideal range of ≤70, and the length error of the three-dimensional reconstruction of the umbrella skirt crack is only 0.5cm, which is significantly better than the traditional method, verifying the high precision and strong robustness of the system in complex dynamic scenarios.