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In DLIO, local gravity value is a fixed parameter and can be used to estimate the initial orientation/bias of the robot.
However, most IMU sensors do measure and report gravity, for example something like this: acc={x=0.1, y=0.2, z=9.76}. Thus the gravity value can be calibrated automatically like so: gravity = (avg_acc - initial_bias).norm()), and it is not necessary to set the gravity value anymore
What do you think?
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In DLIO, local gravity value is a fixed parameter and can be used to estimate the initial orientation/bias of the robot.
However, most IMU sensors do measure and report gravity, for example something like this:
acc={x=0.1, y=0.2, z=9.76}
. Thus the gravity value can be calibrated automatically like so:gravity = (avg_acc - initial_bias).norm())
, and it is not necessary to set the gravity value anymoreWhat do you think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: