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Any estimate how fast can the GUI keep up with the data? I tried using pyqtgraph, using one thread to parse the serial data, and another thread for the gui updating. However, my accelerometer transmits at 115kbps continuously, and the GUI starts to lag behind and become unbearably slow after just a few seconds! Seems like this is such a common application, that there must be dozens of fast performing solutions for plotting real-time data. For example, standard can-bus operates at 1Mbps, so perhaps if there was a way to use a can-bus visualization tool for serial port data (pcan-explorer, plot-juggler, Tbruno25/can-explorer SavvyCAN )? There are some serial projects ( VizhPort , serial-studio, RealtimePlotter (Processing IDE),TelemetryViewer, hyOzd /serialplot ) but not sure how they handle lots of data. BTW, any thoughts on Flutter/Flet and fl_charts?

Heart breaking I don't see a link to a sketch. Guess I'll use chatGPT now that it's the future

I’ll try to attend this but with dial up over ir which should be easier to make and faster at like 33k upload

How accurate is the location?

Can you please share the source code for this project ,workng on a similar things for drones

Hi @SebMadgwickResearch. Do you have the same code for raspberry in python?

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Can i have the Arduino code of this project please

is awesome! i use a much faster esp8266 for it so it has a higher sample rate, of course the esp has only one adc channel so i removed everything that uses the other channels. 8000+ samples sample rate.

Did anyone saw the book 'QUATERNIONS and ROTATION SEQUENCES' 😂🤣 ... After reading u have to use it as a stand for your monitor as shown here 🤣🤣 otherwise sensor fusion algorithm won't work properly 😂 ... But Honestly Nice work Mr. Madgwick 🥳 Hats off

Coooooool

Nice one, Can i use this as a walk detection sensor

Very good! Forked on Github :-) ...this can map whole DIP 24 or DIP 32 chip for retro computing...fixing 486 motherboard for example - if you studying behavior of Dallas RTC chip, etc.

That's closer to what I want

Ho ho ho

How ironic that I find this while searching for a Misalignment matrix calibration solution, for your Fusion library...

What would be the most appropriate method for calculating the position of an object using linear acceleration data from a BNO055 sensor, given the potential presence of noise and errors in the data? Additionally, what techniques or methods can be employed to mitigate these issues and improve the accuracy of the position calculation?

Does this achievable in realtime? if yes, is accuracy enough for using in VR/AR applications? any jitter issues? what framerate it will be able to capture the data? will be good for high speed movement without frame-drop?

HELLO

Wow, 9 years later this is still about the only video I can find about a IMU visualization that really shows where the object went. Amazing that there is almost no development since that time. Would it be possible to track and visualize the movement of a whiteboard eraser that cleaned a whiteboard? Or would the metal make the magnetometer mess up the values even with Kalman filter?

Very impressive, any updates on your prototype development?

I was looking into all sorts of filters, I thought people who've passed long ago came up with them. Awesome to see brilliant minds achieving such feats, unimaginable!

nice!

leche!!!!!

is it by dead reckoning? Seems no serious drafting.

thanks a lot

are you using a magnetometer to estimate position?

Could you share what board and hardware did you use ? Thx

Hi! I am trying to achieve the same thing with no results ... Can you help me ? I use an arduino 33 ioT and I want to send data to Max8

Is this available

Is there any installations Manual ? In Visual Studio i get allwas the Error Code " DLL Communication Error" What can i do?

And £280 + VAT for the module

I need the code of this experiment please I'm working on something similar and I look forward for some help

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Is there a way it can record xyz coordinates as it is rolled around a compound curved surface? All relative to a control point xyx coordinate (maybe 3 to define a plane?) to lock recorded coordinates to the control points. What is the error rate of something like this? Basically just wondering how accurate is this? Or does it lose track of its own location? Can it be autonomous with extremely low error rate? Thanks!

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wish to see walking back to initial position to illustrate the drift. But otherwise... this is "breaking the box", truly. So tired of the incapable and incompetent "experts" saying this is not plausible, or could never find application anywhere ever... good job. Liked and subscribed.

perfect

I hope I can understand this video. Thank you for uploading the video

Well i actually dont get how this works (C implementation). In the PDF is a total other implementation than the downloadable version. Is there any kind of reference manual? No scientific stuff pls :(.

U r using Linux?

Thank God finally I find it thanks you sr

using this data you can stabilize a video if you install the device on the camera . and teach the stabilizing pc software to use the gyro information , this can be a world wide stabilizer winner product better then gimbals

it is being like "Hey i am watching you" ... but actually you are the one watching it on youtube

would you please provide me with the code , I'm using MPU9250 9DOF

Hello, i'm using the code of AHRS, and it works fine, but the problem that there is a sangularity, when the pich is 90, the roll and the yaw flip, but in the video Dr madgwick has not this problem, i think he didn't use euler angle, so can anyone help me please, i want to rotate my cube frome 0 to 360 on x y z without the problem of sangularity.

Hello, nice work, is it euler angle ?

Thanks, and What do I do if I want to move the robot a horizontal distance with high accuracy from one point to another?

How to show 3D Tracking with IMU in Unity? Is there code available?