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T265 for VR headset tracking

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  • Chicagobob123

    You get pose data and IMU data. The accelerometer would probably effect the pose information the IMU only effectively effects azimuth so you could ignore that and use delta positions to approximate your azimuth don't you think? But then there is the accelerometer. 

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  • Chicagobob123

    If you marked the walls you would not need the T265.  

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  • Cor2

    In most (if not all) VR headsets, the optical tracking is combined with the accelaration sensor and gyroscoop information. This sensor fusion will fail if you use this system inside a moving cabin, because the optical system will measure movements relative to the cabin while the acceleration sensor and gyroscoop measure relative to earth.
    In most headsets you can disable the optical part. Now we can add our own optical tracking, and an extra IMU on the cabin and do our own sensor fusing.
    For this we need some (optical) tracking. I hope I can use the T256 for this. But if this T256 does internally some sensor fusion like the headset (combining the optical tracking with the acceleration sensor and gyroscoop infomation), then we can not use it.
    So the question is if the T256 does this kind of sensor fusion and if so, if we can disable that and/or only read the optical tracking part (without sensor fusion).

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