The test platform is a custom-built 220mm size quadrotor with a single UWB tag, an Intel Realsense T261 tracking camera, and a Jetson TX1 computer. In each experiments, the MAV is commanded along minimum-jerk trajectories and the sensor data is recorded on the onboard computer.
Experiments
Videos of experiments involving four different paths are shown in the collage below.
- The T261 tracking camera has a 20 degree pitch angle with respect to the body-frame. However, the VIO data has been modified to be gravity aligned. In other words, the VIO data has been rotated to align with the body frame.
- Range measurements from UWB radios are susceptible to systematic and spatial-varying biases (Zhao et al., 2021). It is recommended to either compensate for the systematic biases using a calibration procedure or estimate the spatial biases online to achieve good positioning accuracy.
- Spatial offsets of the UWB radio and the T261 camera with respect body frame can be found in the config file.
Data files
The dataset can be downloaded from here: UTIAS_vicon_12122022
References
This dataset has been used in:
- Goudar, A., Zhao, W., & Schoellig, A. P. (2023). Range-Visual-Inertial Sensor Fusion for Micro Aerial Vehicle Localization and Navigation. IEEE Robotics and Automation Letters, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.1109/LRA.2023.3335772.
LSY Range-Aided Localization Dataset
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