Vision north finding method based on correction of angle of robot
A robot and angle technology, applied in the research field of computer image processing, can solve the problems of external magnetic field interference and influence accuracy of electronic compass, and achieve the effect of reducing manual work, avoiding the influence of measurement accuracy, and expanding the idea of processing problems.
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[0037] In the north indicator, the red pointer represents the baseline, that is, the zero-degree direction in the navigation coordinate system, and the straight line direction of the blue part is consistent with the direction of the robot, which is called the target line. When the compass device moves angularly with the robot, due to the earth's magnetic field, the reference line will always point in one direction, and the target line will deflect with the angular displacement of the robot. When the angle of the target line is consistent with the zero-degree direction agreed on the navigation map, the angle between the target line and the reference line represents the current angle value of the robot. When the angle of the target line is inconsistent with the zero-degree direction agreed on the navigation map, record this part of the angle difference as Δθ, and the angle between the target line and the reference line needs to be added to Δθ to represent the current angle value ...
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