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It’s a good call for iRobot to skip GPS. You can get 1-2cm precision. But not always and it can be hard to tell when you are off. Plus the equipment is still n
by karmicthreat 7y ago
It’s a good call for iRobot to skip GPS. You can get 1-2cm precision. But not always and it can be hard to tell when you are off. Plus the equipment is still not inexpensive in a consumer product context.
I think if I were to do it over (my lawnmower startup blew up) I’d do something like this and just drive the beacon cost down as much as possible. I had looked at using the DW1000 but the rest of the team wanted something beaconless for commercial applications.
- foobarian 7y agoI'm not a fan of beacons. If I built this for myself I'd probably stick a calibrated camera or two somewhere and use that for localization. Some day...