I love
Squeak. You can do really cool stuff with it. In very little time. Take this morning, for instance. I got up at 5:30, and by 8:00 I built a multi-sequence graphing window that feeds off my logs, and shows the behaviour of the IMU as the robot is moving. The image to the right is a graph of the 3-axis accelerometer readings as MicroRaptor stands up, and starts a walk sequence.
I can add more entries to these graphs as well, as the second graph shows. This graph has the full 6 axis IMU output. In case you were wondering, I'm using a
6-axis IMU borrowed from the
Brain Engineering Lab. The graphs are all dynamically generated directly from the log information, with no manual interaction required.
I love Squeak. You can do really cool stuff with it. In very little time. Take this morning, for instance. I got up at 5:30, and by 8:00 I built a multi-sequence graphing window that feeds off my logs, and shows the behaviour of the IMU as the robot is moving. The image to the right is a graph of the 3-axis accelerometer readings as MicroRaptor stands up, and starts a walk sequence.
I can add more entries to these graphs as well, as the second graph shows. This graph has the full 6 axis IMU output. In case you were wondering, I'm using a 6-axis IMU borrowed from the Brain Engineering Lab. The graphs are all dynamically generated directly from the log information, with no manual interaction required.
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