Issues with getting the live demo to work while using BNO085 IMUs
NinoRen opened this issue · comments
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone had any insights into replicating this project with different IMUs (not NOITOM that are used in the paper). I have been trying to get the live demo working using BNO085 IMUs. I am able to send orientation (quaternions) and linear acceleration at 60 fps. The arms, pelvis, and head seem to work reasonably well, however, the legs tend to move along the wrong axis. I attached a video of a capture in Unity where I walked in a straight line, but one leg seems to move correctly while the other is moving side to side. In this video I only used the pelvis and leg sensors, but the same errors occurred with all of the sensors. It's not always the same leg, it seems that at least one leg ends up moving along the wrong axis every time I try to do the live demo.
Walk_legs_and_root.mp4
Excuse me,could you tell me the order of the imu' data for the net input?is it same as described in the paper like [root,left_leg,right_leg,head,left_arm,right_arm]???
Excuse me,could you tell me the order of the imu' data for the net input?is it same as described in the paper like [root,left_leg,right_leg,head,left_arm,right_arm]???
I think the order of the imu data is [left arm, right arm, left leg, right leg, head, root]
Thanks so much,I will try
Also, I managed to figure out my issue. I was not using the magnetometer on the IMUs to give the heading, so I had to align the sensors manually in order for them to share the same heading. However, I was not aligning them properly and ended up causing the issue shown in the video, where one leg is moving in the wrong direction with respect to the body.
I think if you align all the imus with the smpl model when calibrating,the result will not be particularly outrageous because the calibration part will estimate the roation matrix between the inertial and smpl coordinate system
By the way,after applying your order,the movement order of the limbs still looks disorderly
smpl coordinate system
Hello，How can I understand smpl coordinate system？Does it mean a coordinate system relative to root？