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The flow deck is going to have errors which is dependent on the surface it tracks. During good tracking conditions it shouldn't be more then centimeters per meter but as the tracking is relative it is are going to add up. Perhaps this post can help a bit. |
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Hi Tobias!
Thank you for helping us address our concerns.
Would you have any advice for the process of accounting for yaw?
Our specific application requires yaw changes to be recorded and
characterized to map the pathing of the drone accurately. Currently, the
yaw seems to be limited by the rate of rotation. When it turns 90 degrees,
the yaw value seems to be undervalued.
Hoping to hear from you soon, if you would be free to meet or would prefer
a different mode of communication let me know!
Best,
Ethan
…On Tue, Sep 17, 2024 at 4:49 PM Tobias Antonsson ***@***.***> wrote:
The flow deck is going to have errors which is dependent on the surface it
tracks. During good tracking conditions it shouldn't be more then
centimeters per meter but as the tracking is relative it is are going to
add up. Perhaps this
<https://www.bitcraze.io/2023/11/go-with-the-flow-relative-positioning-with-the-flow-deck/>
post can help a bit.
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Thank you once again Tobias for the help!
Would you be able to help us characterize the drift from the gyro onboard?
Yaw seems to change more for us as the drone rotates faster, with the yaw
going undetected with slow rotations.
Additionally, from our testing, the distance measurements would shift more
drastically when the drone moves much faster.
Hoping for your assistance on this!
Best,
Ethan
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Unfortunately yaw is not tracked by the optical flow sensor, only by the
gyro, which also has drift. If you want some form of absolute tracking the
flow is not going to be good enough. You would need some added/other
positioning system.
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As a small project, we are trying to use a Flowdeck connected to a Crazyflie to track location from movement within a room.
Upon testing, the cfclient either detects no motion (x=0, y=0), or has the x and y values increasing linearly, proportional with one another.
In some test cases, flowdeck was able to record a dirty dataset, recording as it was brought around a room.
Would like to ask for advice on how to implement this system, if flowdeck is the right choice for this or not :)
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