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646 results about "Euler angles" patented technology

The Euler angles are three angles introduced by Leonhard Euler to describe the orientation of a rigid body with respect to a fixed coordinate system. They can also represent the orientation of a mobile frame of reference in physics or the orientation of a general basis in 3-dimensional linear algebra.

Apparatus and method for determining orientation parameters of an elongate object

An apparatus and method employing principles of stereo vision for determining one or more orientation parameters and especially the second and third Euler angles θ, ψ of an elongate object whose tip is contacting a surface at a contact point. The apparatus has a projector mounted on the elongate object for illuminating the surface with a probe radiation in a known pattern from a first point of view and a detector mounted on the elongate object for detecting a scattered portion of the probe radiation returning from the surface to the elongate object from a second point of view. The orientation parameters are determined from a difference between the projected and detected probe radiation such as the difference between the shape of the feature produced by the projected probe radiation and the shape of the feature detected by the detector. The pattern of probe radiation is chosen to provide information for determination of the one or more orientation parameters and can include asymmetric patterns such as lines, ellipses, rectangles, polygons or the symmetric cases including circles, squares and regular polygons. To produce the patterns the projector can use a scanning arrangement or a structured light optic such as a holographic, diffractive, refractive or reflective element and any combinations thereof. The apparatus is suitable for determining the orientation of a jotting implement such as a pen, pencil or stylus.
Owner:ELECTRONICS SCRIPTING PRODS

Human body movement reconstruction and analysis system and method based on inertial sensing units

The invention discloses a human body movement reconstruction and analysis system and method based on inertial sensing units. The system comprises a pose information acquisition system, a WIFI wireless router and a central computer. The pose information acquisition system is composed of the inertial sensing units. The inertial sensing units are installed on multiple parts of a human body respectively to collect accelerated velocities, angular velocities and magnetic information of all the parts in real time and fuse the accelerated velocities, the angular velocities and the magnetic information to obtain pose information such as pose angles, quaternions and Euler angles; next, the collected information and the fused information are sent to the central computer through the WIFI wireless router in a WIFI mode; the central computer fuses pose information data of all the inertial sensing units to complete human body movement reconstruction and extracts movement parameters such as positions, velocities, angles, the accelerated velocities and angular accelerated velocities, and the movement parameters are used for biomechanical analysis and kinematic analysis of human body movement. By means of the human body movement reconstruction and analysis system and method, influences on the movement of a subject are reduced to the maximum extent, the requirements for capturing the movement of the whole body of the subject and the special movement of a specific part of the subject are both met, and the system and method are suitable for various application occasions.
Owner:HEFEI INSTITUTES OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

High-precision three-dimensional posture inertia measurement system and method based on MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems)

The invention discloses a high-precision three-dimensional posture inertia measurement system and method based on MEMS (Micro Electro Mechanical Systems), which relate to a high-precision three-dimensional posture inertia measurement method. The system and the method disclosed by the invention aim for solving the problems that the existing three-dimensional posture inertia measurement equipment is low in cost and low in precision due to adoption of a sensor. A three-axis gyroscope sensor is used for sending measured angular speed data to an ARM (Advanced RISC Machines) processor; a three-axis accelerometer sensor is used for sending measured acceleration data to the ARM processor; a three-axis magnetometer sensor is used for sending measured magnetic strength data to the ARM processor; a temperature sensor is used for measuring and sending obtained temperature excursion data of the three-axis gyroscope sensor to the ARM processor; the ARM processor is used for processing the received data by means of front low-pass digital filtration, front-end data processing and expansion Kalman filtration respectively so as to obtain Euler angle three-dimensional posture inertia data or quaternion three-dimensional posture inertia data. The system and the method disclosed by the invention can be applied to the field of navigation control.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Pedometer navigator system

A pedometer navigator system is carried by a pedestrian, the pedometer system providing present position data as the pedestrian walks across terrain to be surveyed. The body frame is coupled to the pedestrian. An Euler Angle Measuring Subsystem (EAMS) coupled to a body frame measures and outputs the Euler angles of a fixed coordinate system with respect to an earth fixed navigational coordinate system. A left and right sensor is mounted on the pedestrian's respective left and right foot. An SBPMS (short baseline position measuring subsystem) is coupled to the body frame and has a position measuring coordinate system. The SBPMS measures and provides a respective left vector {right arrow over (rho)}leftp and a right vector {right arrow over (rho)}rightp characterizing the position of the left and right sensors with respect to the position measuring coordinate system origin. A computer and algorithm means responds to the Euler angles of the body frame coordinate system with respect to the earth fixed navigational coordinate system and the left vector and the right vector by determining an interval during which the left or right foot is stationary and for providing a transition vector referenced to the earth fixed navigational coordinate system characterizing the movement of the SBPMS origin during the interval the respective foot is stationary. A navigation algorithm adds each transition vector to the previous present position of the navigation reference system to obtain a next present position of the position measuring subsystem.
Owner:APPLANIX

Apparatus and method for determining orientation parameters of an elongate object

An apparatus and method employing principles of stereo vision for determining one or more orientation parameters and especially the second and third Euler angles θ, ψ of an elongate object whose tip is contacting a surface at a contact point. The apparatus has a projector mounted on the elongate object for illuminating the surface with a probe radiation in a known pattern from a first point of view and a detector mounted on the elongate object for detecting a scattered portion of the probe radiation returning from the surface to the elongate object from a second point of view. The orientation parameters are determined from a difference between the projected and detected probe radiation such as the difference between the shape of the feature produced by the projected probe radiation and the shape of the feature detected by the detector. The pattern of probe radiation is chosen to provide information for determination of the one or more orientation parameters and can include asymmetric patterns such as lines, ellipses, rectangles, polygons or the symmetric cases including circles, squares and regular polygons. To produce the patterns the projector can use a scanning arrangement or a structured light optic such as a holographic, diffractive, refractive or reflective element and any combinations thereof. The apparatus is suitable for determining the orientation of a jotting implement such as a pen, pencil or stylus.
Owner:ELECTRONICS SCRIPTING PRODS

Flexible satellite locus linearization attitude control method based on disturbance observer

ActiveCN105468007ATracking error converges asymptoticallyEasy to implementAttitude controlDifferentiatorKinematics equations
The invention relates to a flexible satellite locus linearization attitude control method based on a disturbance observer. The invention aims at solving problems that a single locus linearization control method is poor in capability of inhibiting interference, is poorer in robustness, and does not consider external interference and the impact from flexible accessories. The method comprises the steps: employing Euler angles for describing attitudes of a spacecraft, employing an idea of equivalent disturbance, and building a flexible spacecraft dynamics and kinetics equation; solving the pseudo-inverse of a controlled object under the condition of neglecting equivalent disturbance, designing a quasi-differentiator of a specific type, and obtaining the nominal control of an expected locus; and designing a linear time varying adjuster through proportion-integration control. The method gives consideration to the influence of equivalent disturbance, designs the disturbance observer, and guarantees the asymptotic convergence of a tracking error of a flexible spacecraft. The method improves the anti-interference capability of a system, and improves the robustness of the system. The method is used in the attitude control field of flexible satellites.
Owner:HARBIN INST OF TECH

Sensor Fusion System and Method for Estimating Position, Speed and Orientation of a Vehicle, in Particular an Aircraft

This invention relates to a system for estimating the position, speed and orientation of a vehicle (10), comprising means for determining the components of two noncollinear constant unit vectors b, b according to vehicle body axes; means for determining the components of said noncollinear constant unit vectors {right arrow over (g)}t, {right arrow over (e)}t according to Earth's axes; means for determining the three components of angular velocity b of the vehicle in body axes; means for correcting said angular velocity b with a correction uω and obtaining a corrected angular velocity {circumflex over (ω)}b=b+uω; a control module (14) implementing a control law to calculate said correction uω, where said control law is:
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where σ is a positive scalar,
such that upon using said corrected angular velocity {circumflex over (ω)}b=b+uω as input to a module for integrating the kinematic equations, the latter are stable in the ISS sense and the error in the estimation of the direction cosine matrix {circumflex over (B)} and of the Euler angles {circumflex over (Φ)} is bounded.
Owner:INST NACIONAL DE TECNICA AEROESPACIAL

Image registration method based on inertial sensor and camera

The invention puts forward an image registration method based on an inertial sensor and a camera. The camera and the inertial sensor are synchronously controlled to operate to simultaneously acquire the color image and depth image of the same scene and the three-axis motion angular velocity and three-axis motion acceleration of the camera; Kalman filtering is utilized to carry out filtering on the three-axis motion angular velocity and the three-axis motion acceleration, the Eulerian dynamics equation is used for converting the three-axis acceleration into a Eulerian angle, the uniformly accelerated motion formula is used for converting the three-axis angular velocity into three-axis displacement, and thereby an external reference matrix of the camera is obtained; by utilizing the affine transformation relation between the color image and the depth image and the proportional relation between depth image grey value and pixel depth information, the depth information of angular points in the depth image is solved; an OFCM (Orthogonal Frequency-division Multiplexing) model is used for calculation to obtain image background optical flow; the RANSAC (Random Sample Consensus) algorithm is used for completing image registration. The calculation load of the method is low, both the real-timeness and the precision are high, and the method is applicable to hand-held devices and mobile devices.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Attitude control method applied to centroid transverse moving spacecraft

The invention provides an attitude control method applied to a centroid transverse moving spacecraft. According to the method, quaternions are adopted to describe rotation of an engine spray pipe relative to a spacecraft body, and an expectation attitude of the spacecraft, meeting guidance requirements, is determined based on the guidance direction and the rotating quaternions; simulation eulerian angles describing attitude deviation of the spacecraft are brought in, and a variable structure attitude control law is built based on an attitude motion model of the simulation eulerian angles; and the spacecraft attitude is controlled to be in the expectation attitude, so orbital transfer thrust direction guidance can be guaranteed. The attitude control method solves the control law design problem that attitude control is carried out for the spacecraft with a centroid moving transversely through adoption of thrust vectors and an attitude control engine, the adopted attitude description avoids singularity owned by eulerian angle attitude description inherently, and three components of the attitude description have obvious physical significance; and the attitude control law based on the attitude description is simple in form and good in control effect.
Owner:SHANGHAI AEROSPACE SYST ENG INST
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