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Processing IMU without GPS? #150

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kvoit asked this question in Q&A
Dec 5, 2022 · 1 comments · 4 replies
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Hello kvoit,

The README suggests that "Processing of an inertial navigation system (INS)." is possible, which I read as generating attitude and position (relative to a starting point) from only INS data. In the examples, I only seem to find code with GNSS, though.

Typically, an INS works find only if a high-end IMU is used (~ USD 100k). This is how airplanes navigated when GPS didn't exist.

The common approach is to use an INS/GNSS system where a low-cost IMU is involved. This is why most code that you will find is based on this system.

In particular, we have 100Hz 3-axis acceleration/gyro/magnetometer data and want to reconstruct attitude and position in post processing, for segments …

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