Mobile Computing Android Hello I was wondering if you could go over the gravity, accelerometer, magnetometer equtions. Maybe use an example on how the calculations would go about. Gravity equation...


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Hello I was wondering if you could go over the gravity, accelerometer, magnetometer equtions. Maybe use an example on how the calculations would go about.


Gravity equation<br>Rotation<br>ay =<br>Matrix R<br>[az.<br>1<br>ax<br>cos(pitch) 0 -sin(pitch)<br>1<br>cos(roll) sin(roll)<br>ay<br>cos(pitch)<br>0 -sin(roll) cos(roll)<br>az<br>sin(pitch)<br>||<br>

Extracted text: Gravity equation Rotation ay = Matrix R [az. 1 ax cos(pitch) 0 -sin(pitch) 1 cos(roll) sin(roll) ay cos(pitch) 0 -sin(roll) cos(roll) az sin(pitch) ||
Magnetometer equation<br>Rotation<br>my =<br>Matrix R<br>[mz.<br>cos(pitch) 0 -sin(pitch)|<br>cos(yaw) -sin(yaw) 0<br>sin(yaw)<br>mx<br>my<br>1<br>cos(roll) sin(roll)<br>cos(yaw)<br>M<br>mz<br>sin(pitch) 0<br>cos(pitch)<br>0 -sin(roll) cos(roll)<br>1<br>Pitch, roll known from accelerometer<br>Unknown yaw can be determined from above equations<br>yaw, pitch, roll together determine the rotation matrix (3D orientation) of a system<br>

Extracted text: Magnetometer equation Rotation my = Matrix R [mz. cos(pitch) 0 -sin(pitch)| cos(yaw) -sin(yaw) 0 sin(yaw) mx my 1 cos(roll) sin(roll) cos(yaw) M mz sin(pitch) 0 cos(pitch) 0 -sin(roll) cos(roll) 1 Pitch, roll known from accelerometer Unknown yaw can be determined from above equations yaw, pitch, roll together determine the rotation matrix (3D orientation) of a system

Jun 11, 2022
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