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Hi, thank you for the good work.
While working with Kalman filter for orientation, I have noticed that if the pitch value goes to 90 degrees, the angular measurements go crazy afterward. I can see many unwanted spikes in the readings after the pitch=90 condition. I think it is due to gimbal lock.
Any thoughts? Please look at the roll and yaw after the suspected gimbal lock.
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Hi, thank you for the good work.
While working with Kalman filter for orientation, I have noticed that if
the pitch value goes to 90 degrees, the angular measurements go crazy
afterward. I can see many unwanted spikes in the readings after the
pitch=90 condition. I think it is due to gimbal lock.
Any thoughts? Please look at the roll and yaw after the suspected gimbal
lock.
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Hi, thank you for the good work.
While working with Kalman filter for orientation, I have noticed that if the pitch value goes to 90 degrees, the angular measurements go crazy afterward. I can see many unwanted spikes in the readings after the pitch=90 condition. I think it is due to gimbal lock.
Any thoughts? Please look at the roll and yaw after the suspected gimbal lock.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: