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Difference between revisions of "Compass"


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       • Provides orientation in world coordinate system.
 
       • Provides orientation in world coordinate system.
       • The error in orientation estimation is characterized by an offset between real and estimated device orientation. Typically an accuracy of 10-20° is achieved. In the presence of strong  
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       • The error in orientation estimation is characterized by an offset between real and estimated device orientation. Typically an accuracy of 10-20° is achieved.  
                magnetic fields orientation estimation is unusable.  
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        In the presence of strong magnetic fields orientation estimation is unusable.  
 
       • Pose estimation suffers from noticeable jitter if Compass is used as the only orientation source.
 
       • Pose estimation suffers from noticeable jitter if Compass is used as the only orientation source.
 
       • The orientation is updated with roughly 250Hz.
 
       • The orientation is updated with roughly 250Hz.
 
       • Orientation estimation is not responsive and suffers from noticeable delays.
 
       • Orientation estimation is not responsive and suffers from noticeable delays.
 
       • Requires accelerometer and magnetometer.
 
       • Requires accelerometer and magnetometer.

Revision as of 11:47, 19 September 2017

The Compass internally utilizes the accelerometer and magnetometer to estimate the device orientation in relation to the magnetic north. As the compass is vulnera-ble to external influences, it is recommended to disable the Compass in the pres-ence of strong magnetic fields.

Characteristics

      •	Provides orientation in world coordinate system.
      •	The error in orientation estimation is characterized by an offset between real and estimated device orientation. Typically an accuracy of 10-20° is achieved. 
        In the presence of strong magnetic fields orientation estimation is unusable. 
      •	Pose estimation suffers from noticeable jitter if Compass is used as the only orientation source.
      •	The orientation is updated with roughly 250Hz.
      •	Orientation estimation is not responsive and suffers from noticeable delays.
      •	Requires accelerometer and magnetometer.