Yes but you will need to use our APIs to downsample. For example, you can use the accumulator/averager processor to add 10 sensor fusion data points together effectively reducing the sample rate to 10Hz.
Please see our tutorials and API doc for more. I updated the python example this weekend as well.
if i have 2 metamotionR sensors and i want to stream+log 10Hz euler for each.. is it possible? can't seem to find and example for this.
i did manage to stream at 100Hz from both sensors but what function is logging to csv in parallel to the stream?
Comments
Yes it is. Sensor fusion comes out at a default 100Hz but you can downsample using our APIs such as: https://mbientlab.com/cppdocs/latest/dataprocessor.html#accumulator
is it possible doing so in python as well?
Yes but you will need to use our APIs to downsample. For example, you can use the accumulator/averager processor to add 10 sensor fusion data points together effectively reducing the sample rate to 10Hz.
Please see our tutorials and API doc for more. I updated the python example this weekend as well.
great, thanks.
if i have 2 metamotionR sensors and i want to stream+log 10Hz euler for each.. is it possible? can't seem to find and example for this.
i did manage to stream at 100Hz from both sensors but what function is logging to csv in parallel to the stream?
@dorlev22
Yes this is possible.
I am not sure I understand your second question, can you elaborate?
I managed to do so! (wanted to update a csv file with the output from the sensors..)
thanks for all the help