Esempio n. 1
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void
psmove_orientation_update(PSMoveOrientation *orientation_state)
{
    psmove_return_if_fail(orientation_state != NULL);

    int frame_half;
    long now = psmove_util_get_ticks();

    if (now - orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_start >= 1000) 
	{
        float measured = ((float)orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_count) /
            ((float)(now-orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_start))*1000.f;
        psmove_DEBUG("Measured sample_freq: %f\n", measured);

        orientation_state->sample_freq = measured;
        orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_start = now;
        orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_count = 0;
    }

    /* We get 2 measurements per call to psmove_poll() */
    orientation_state->sample_freq_measure_count += 2;

	Eigen::Quaternionf quaternion_backup = orientation_state->quaternion;
	float deltaT = 1.f / fmax(orientation_state->sample_freq, SAMPLE_FREQUENCY); // time delta = 1/frequency

    for (frame_half=0; frame_half<2; frame_half++) 
	{
		switch (orientation_state->fusion_type)
		{
		case OrientationFusion_None:
			break;
		case OrientationFusion_MadgwickIMU:
			{
				// Get the sensor data transformed by the sensor_transform
				PSMove_3AxisVector a= 
					psmove_orientation_get_accelerometer_normalized_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));
				PSMove_3AxisVector omega= 
					psmove_orientation_get_gyroscope_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));

				// Apply the filter
				_psmove_orientation_fusion_imu_update(
					orientation_state,
					deltaT,
					/* Gyroscope */
					Eigen::Vector3f(omega.x, omega.y, omega.z),
					/* Accelerometer */
					Eigen::Vector3f(a.x, a.y, a.z));
			}
			break;
		case OrientationFusion_MadgwickMARG:
            {
                PSMove_3AxisVector m = psmove_orientation_get_magnetometer_normalized_vector(orientation_state);
                PSMove_3AxisVector a = psmove_orientation_get_accelerometer_normalized_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));
                PSMove_3AxisVector omega = psmove_orientation_get_gyroscope_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));
                _psmove_orientation_fusion_madgwick_marg_update(orientation_state, deltaT,
                                                                /* Gyroscope */
                                                                Eigen::Vector3f(omega.x, omega.y, omega.z),
                                                                /* Accelerometer */
                                                                Eigen::Vector3f(a.x, a.y, a.z),
                                                                /* Magnetometer */
                                                                Eigen::Vector3f(m.x, m.y, m.z));
            }
			break;
		case OrientationFusion_ComplementaryMARG:
			{
				PSMove_3AxisVector m= 
					psmove_orientation_get_magnetometer_normalized_vector(orientation_state);
				PSMove_3AxisVector a= 
					psmove_orientation_get_accelerometer_normalized_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));
				PSMove_3AxisVector omega= 
					psmove_orientation_get_gyroscope_vector(orientation_state, (enum PSMove_Frame)(frame_half));

				// Apply the filter
				_psmove_orientation_fusion_complementary_marg_update(
					orientation_state,
					deltaT,
					/* Gyroscope */
					Eigen::Vector3f(omega.x, omega.y, omega.z),
					/* Accelerometer */
					Eigen::Vector3f(a.x, a.y, a.z),
					/* Magnetometer */
					Eigen::Vector3f(m.x, m.y, m.z));
			}
			break;
		}

		if (!psmove_quaternion_is_valid(orientation_state->quaternion)) 
		{
            psmove_DEBUG("Orientation is NaN!");
			orientation_state->quaternion = quaternion_backup;
        }
    }
}
Esempio n. 2
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// This algorithm comes from Sebastian O.H. Madgwick's 2010 paper:
// "An efficient orientation filter for inertial and inertial/magnetic sensor arrays"
// https://www.samba.org/tridge/UAV/madgwick_internal_report.pdf
static void 
_psmove_orientation_fusion_madgwick_marg_update(
	PSMoveOrientation *orientation_state,
	float delta_t,
	const Eigen::Vector3f &current_omega,
	const Eigen::Vector3f &current_g,
	const Eigen::Vector3f &current_m)
{
	// If there isn't a valid magnetometer or accelerometer vector, fall back to the IMU style update
	if (current_g.isZero(k_normal_epsilon) || current_m.isZero(k_normal_epsilon))
	{
		_psmove_orientation_fusion_imu_update(
			orientation_state,
			delta_t,
			current_omega,
			current_g);
		return;
	}

	PSMoveMadgwickMARGState *marg_state = &orientation_state->fusion_state.madgwick_marg_state;

	// Current orientation from earth frame to sensor frame
	Eigen::Quaternionf SEq = orientation_state->quaternion;

	// Get the direction of the magnetic fields in the identity pose.	
	// NOTE: In the original paper we converge on this vector over time automatically (See Eqn 45 & 46)
	// but since we've already done the work in calibration to get this vector, let's just use it.
	// This also removes the last assumption in this function about what 
	// the orientation of the identity-pose is (handled by the sensor transform).
	PSMove_3AxisVector identity_m= psmove_orientation_get_magnetometer_calibration_direction(orientation_state);
	Eigen::Vector3f k_identity_m_direction = Eigen::Vector3f(identity_m.x, identity_m.y, identity_m.z);

	// Get the direction of the gravitational fields in the identity pose
	PSMove_3AxisVector identity_g= psmove_orientation_get_gravity_calibration_direction(orientation_state);
	Eigen::Vector3f k_identity_g_direction = Eigen::Vector3f(identity_g.x, identity_g.y, identity_g.z);

	// Eqn 15) Applied to the gravity and magnetometer vectors
	// Fill in the 6x1 objective function matrix f(SEq, Sa, Eb, Sm) =|f_g|
	//                                                               |f_b|
	Eigen::Matrix<float, 3, 1> f_g;
	psmove_alignment_compute_objective_vector(SEq, k_identity_g_direction, current_g, f_g, NULL);

	Eigen::Matrix<float, 3, 1> f_m;
	psmove_alignment_compute_objective_vector(SEq, k_identity_m_direction, current_m, f_m, NULL);

	Eigen::Matrix<float, 6, 1> f_gb;
	f_gb.block<3, 1>(0, 0) = f_g;
	f_gb.block<3, 1>(3, 0) = f_m;

	// Eqn 21) Applied to the gravity and magnetometer vectors
	// Fill in the 4x6 objective function Jacobian matrix: J_gb(SEq, Eb)= [J_g|J_b]
	Eigen::Matrix<float, 4, 3> J_g;
	psmove_alignment_compute_objective_jacobian(SEq, k_identity_g_direction, J_g);

	Eigen::Matrix<float, 4, 3> J_m;
	psmove_alignment_compute_objective_jacobian(SEq, k_identity_m_direction, J_m);

	Eigen::Matrix<float, 4, 6> J_gb;
	J_gb.block<4, 3>(0, 0) = J_g; J_gb.block<4, 3>(0, 3) = J_m;

	// Eqn 34) gradient_F= J_gb(SEq, Eb)*f(SEq, Sa, Eb, Sm)
	// Compute the gradient of the objective function
	Eigen::Matrix<float, 4, 1> gradient_f = J_gb*f_gb;
	Eigen::Quaternionf SEqHatDot =
		Eigen::Quaternionf(gradient_f(0, 0), gradient_f(1, 0), gradient_f(2, 0), gradient_f(3, 0));

	// normalize the gradient to estimate direction of the gyroscope error
	psmove_quaternion_normalize_with_default(SEqHatDot, *k_psmove_quaternion_zero);

	// Eqn 47) omega_err= 2*SEq*SEqHatDot
	// compute angular estimated direction of the gyroscope error
	Eigen::Quaternionf omega_err = Eigen::Quaternionf(SEq.coeffs()*2.f) * SEqHatDot;

	// Eqn 48) net_omega_bias+= zeta*omega_err
	// Compute the net accumulated gyroscope bias
	marg_state->omega_bias = Eigen::Quaternionf(marg_state->omega_bias.coeffs() + omega_err.coeffs()*zeta*delta_t);
	marg_state->omega_bias.w() = 0.f; // no bias should accumulate on the w-component

	// Eqn 49) omega_corrected = omega - net_omega_bias
	Eigen::Quaternionf omega = Eigen::Quaternionf(0.f, current_omega.x(), current_omega.y(), current_omega.z());
	Eigen::Quaternionf corrected_omega = Eigen::Quaternionf(omega.coeffs() - marg_state->omega_bias.coeffs());

	// Compute the rate of change of the orientation purely from the gyroscope
	// Eqn 12) q_dot = 0.5*q*omega
	Eigen::Quaternionf SEqDot_omega = Eigen::Quaternionf(SEq.coeffs() * 0.5f) * corrected_omega;

	// Compute the estimated quaternion rate of change
	// Eqn 43) SEq_est = SEqDot_omega - beta*SEqHatDot
	Eigen::Quaternionf SEqDot_est = Eigen::Quaternionf(SEqDot_omega.coeffs() - SEqHatDot.coeffs()*beta);

	// Compute then integrate the estimated quaternion rate
	// Eqn 42) SEq_new = SEq + SEqDot_est*delta_t
	Eigen::Quaternionf SEq_new = Eigen::Quaternionf(SEq.coeffs() + SEqDot_est.coeffs()*delta_t);

	// Make sure the net quaternion is a pure rotation quaternion
	SEq_new.normalize();

	// Save the new quaternion back into the orientation state
	orientation_state->quaternion = SEq_new;
}
Esempio n. 3
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// This algorithm comes from Sebastian O.H. Madgwick's 2010 paper:
// "An efficient orientation filter for inertial and inertial/magnetic sensor arrays"
// https://www.samba.org/tridge/UAV/madgwick_internal_report.pdf
static void 
_psmove_orientation_fusion_madgwick_marg_update(
    PSMoveOrientation *orientation_state,
    float delta_t,
    const glm::vec3 &current_omega,
    const glm::vec3 &current_g,
    const glm::vec3 &current_m)
{
    // If there isn't a valid magnetometer or accelerometer vector, fall back to the IMU style update
    if (is_nearly_equal(glm::dot(current_g, current_g), 0.f, k_normal_epsilon*k_normal_epsilon) ||
        is_nearly_equal(glm::dot(current_m, current_m), 0.f, k_normal_epsilon*k_normal_epsilon))
    {
        _psmove_orientation_fusion_imu_update(
            orientation_state,
            delta_t,
            current_omega,
            current_g);
        return;
    }

    PSMoveMadgwickMARGState *marg_state = &orientation_state->fusion_state.madgwick_marg_state;

    // Current orientation from earth frame to sensor frame
    glm::quat SEq = orientation_state->quaternion;

    // Get the direction of the magnetic fields in the identity pose.	
    // NOTE: In the original paper we converge on this vector over time automatically (See Eqn 45 & 46)
    // but since we've already done the work in calibration to get this vector, let's just use it.
    // This also removes the last assumption in this function about what 
    // the orientation of the identity-pose is (handled by the sensor transform).
    PSMove_3AxisVector identity_m= psmove_orientation_get_magnetometer_calibration_direction(orientation_state);
    glm::vec3 k_identity_m_direction = glm::vec3(identity_m.x, identity_m.y, identity_m.z);

    // Get the direction of the gravitational fields in the identity pose
    PSMove_3AxisVector identity_g= psmove_orientation_get_gravity_calibration_direction(orientation_state);
    glm::vec3 k_identity_g_direction = glm::vec3(identity_g.x, identity_g.y, identity_g.z);

    // Eqn 15) Applied to the gravity and magnetometer vectors
    // Fill in the 6x1 objective function matrix f(SEq, Sa, Eb, Sm) =|f_g|
    //                                                               |f_b|
    glm::vec3 f_g;
    psmove_alignment_compute_objective_vector(SEq, k_identity_g_direction, current_g, f_g, NULL);

    glm::vec3 f_m;
    psmove_alignment_compute_objective_vector(SEq, k_identity_m_direction, current_m, f_m, NULL);

    // Eqn 21) Applied to the gravity and magnetometer vectors
    // Fill in the 4x6 objective function Jacobian matrix: J_gb(SEq, Eb)= [J_g|J_b]
    glm::mat3x4 J_g;
    psmove_alignment_compute_objective_jacobian(SEq, k_identity_g_direction, J_g);

    glm::mat3x4 J_m;
    psmove_alignment_compute_objective_jacobian(SEq, k_identity_m_direction, J_m);

    // Eqn 34) gradient_F= J_gb(SEq, Eb)*f(SEq, Sa, Eb, Sm)
    // Compute the gradient of the objective function
    glm::vec4 gradient_f = J_g*f_g + J_m*f_m;
    glm::quat SEqHatDot =
        glm::quat(gradient_f[0], gradient_f[1], gradient_f[2], gradient_f[3]);

    // normalize the gradient to estimate direction of the gyroscope error
    psmove_quaternion_normalize_with_default(SEqHatDot, *k_psmove_quaternion_zero);

    // Eqn 47) omega_err= 2*SEq*SEqHatDot
    // compute angular estimated direction of the gyroscope error
    glm::quat omega_err = (SEq*2.f) * SEqHatDot;

    // Eqn 48) net_omega_bias+= zeta*omega_err
    // Compute the net accumulated gyroscope bias
    glm::quat omega_bias= marg_state->omega_bias;
    omega_bias = omega_bias + omega_err*zeta*delta_t;
    omega_bias.w = 0.f; // no bias should accumulate on the w-component
    marg_state->omega_bias= omega_bias;

    // Eqn 49) omega_corrected = omega - net_omega_bias
    glm::quat omega = glm::quat(0.f, current_omega.x, current_omega.y, current_omega.z);
    glm::quat corrected_omega = omega + (-omega_bias);

    // Compute the rate of change of the orientation purely from the gyroscope
    // Eqn 12) q_dot = 0.5*q*omega
    glm::quat SEqDot_omega = (SEq * 0.5f) * corrected_omega;

    // Compute the estimated quaternion rate of change
    // Eqn 43) SEq_est = SEqDot_omega - beta*SEqHatDot
    glm::quat SEqDot_est = SEqDot_omega + SEqHatDot*(-beta);

    // Compute then integrate the estimated quaternion rate
    // Eqn 42) SEq_new = SEq + SEqDot_est*delta_t
    glm::quat SEq_new = SEq + SEqDot_est*delta_t;

    // Make sure the net quaternion is a pure rotation quaternion
    SEq_new= glm::normalize(SEq_new);

    // Save the new quaternion back into the orientation state
    orientation_state->quaternion= SEq_new;
}