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I will see if I can add a python example for you in the coming days.
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is it possible to access the data i am streaming while streaming it? Yes lets say i want with each angle output to check live whether the angle is above 50? how can i access that data while streaming? Use our APIs, specifically…
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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
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thank you for the update @dorlev22
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Nice!
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There are examples of all of this but in other languages. However, a lot of the theory and usage is re-usable between the languages. Check our our CPP tutorials.
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I recommend checking our python on windows if you want to go towards more of a shell/bash type interaction. This is already available in our tutorials. You could also use the C# APIs for this as well. I don't think node is supported on Windows…
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Please follow our tutorials to learn how to use our APIs in C#: www.mbientlab.com/tutorials.
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Hey btmdivet, You are right, we have a sensor fusion output for that and looks like you already found it!
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Although we already communicated via email; here's a recap. * You cannot extend the memory on the MMR, MTR, or MTC. If you need more memory, you need to be more clever to offload the data occasionally such as midnight downloads to a smartphone …
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Here is some sample data: https://mbientlab.com/documents/MetaSensor-Sample-Data.zip You can also learn more on our tutorials page: www.mbientlab.com/tutorials
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You should use the language you are most comfortable with and go through our tutorials to learn to use our APIs.
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Hi John, It is explained in our tutorials, please go through them carefully.
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The guidelines are on our frontpage. If you do not post clear questions with screenshots or supporting evidence, your post will be deleted promptly.
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please read guidelines on how to post before you post.
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No, you can use C# too.
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Please see our tutorials at www.mbientlab.com/tutorials
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Hey @AKR, We don't know how to use blender at mbientlab so I apologize for our lack of help on this particular subject.
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Hey msmx, Technically we don't support this but you can experiment. Only one sensor fusion output at a time at 100Hz (this is a limitation of the sensor fusion close-sourced library from BOSCH). You may be able to do 100Hz quaternions (or mayb…
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@guilhermesilveira, Amazing work! Please keep it up and do let us know the make and model of the dongles that performed better. We will be happy to let other users know and this is extremely useful for our community.
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Hi Knokker, Do you need to calibrate the sensors before usage? In our sensitive applications, we calibrate before each usage (typically once a day) Do you need to calibrate the sensor with the software used in the linked video? Or can you cali…
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You would have to do this as a post-process with the API language of your choice: www.mbientlab.com/developers
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If you do the same thing with our standard MetaBase app, does an error occur? Does your custom code work fine with a single device?
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When I try to log acceleromet data from an MMR, does it already get filtered? No, it is raw data (unfiltered) Is there a way to fix it without deinstalling? Normally it should work without deinstalling. The issue might be that …
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Nice!
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Do you have visual studio installed properly as per our tutorials?
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Did you install dependencies?
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Please install each package individually (warble, chardet, idna....metawear should be last) and see which one fails first.
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Sounds good.
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That's good. That eliminates some possible issues. Now focus on the python platform by testing other Python scripts and the python scanning example: https://github.com/mbientlab/MetaWear-SDK-Python/blob/master/examples/scan_connect.py Also you c…