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by fisian
3006 days ago
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This principle is already sometimes used for determining the position of UAVs (e.g. Quadcopters).
So absolute position is provided by GPS and short term movements can be calculated from accelerometers and other sensors. Of course sensor data can only provide a relative position. After longer intervals of solely relying on the relative sensor-based position small errors can accumulate which makes "synchronization" with GPS necessary to retain accuracy. |
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The same thing has been taught for hundreds of years in that realm. Her you take it 3D.