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Sensor fusion and raw data

LuckshmanLuckshman
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Hi everyone,

I have been using the MetamotionR sensor for clinical motion analysis. I have no programming background, but recently got to grips with Matlab to process the data offline.

Can anyone explain to me how I can retrieve the output from the sensor fusion (euler or quaternion) module and simultaneously obtain the raw accelerometer/gyroscope/mag data.

Any advice would be much appreciated!

Luckshman

Comments

  • EricEric
    edited March 2019

    There is no straight forward way to do it and streaming both the fused and raw data is not recommeded by us.

    Your options here are:

    1. Log all output
    2. Stream one, log the other
    3. Stream all but at reduced frequencies
  • LuckshmanLuckshman

    @Eric said:
    There is no straight forward way to do it and streaming both the fused and raw data is not recommeded by us.

    Your options here are:

    1. Log all output
    2. Stream one, log the other
    3. Stream all but at reduced frequencies

    Thank you for your response Eric.

    Unfortunately I cannot see how any of these options would work as when I select euler angles or quaternions, accelerometer/gyro/mag are automatically removed from my list of sensor modalities. This also happens the opposite way round - if I select acc, gyro or mag - euler and quaternions are removed.

    This happens in stream or log mode with my device (metabase app on iphone).

    Is there another platform I should be using to collect the data?

    Thanks again for your support.

    Luckshman

  • EricEric

    @Luckshman said:

    @Eric said:
    There is no straight forward way to do it and streaming both the fused and raw data is not recommeded by us.

    Your options here are:

    1. Log all output
    2. Stream one, log the other
    3. Stream all but at reduced frequencies

    Is there another platform I should be using to collect the data?

    No, this is the intended behavior of MetaBase and our recommended way of using sensor fusion.

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