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importAHRSfrom"ahrs";import{Vector3}from"three";constrad2deg=180.0/Math.PI;constdeg2rad=Math.PI/180.0;constmadgwick=newAHRS({/* * The sample interval, in Hz. * * Default: 20 */sampleInterval: 20,/* * Choose from the `Madgwick` or `Mahony` filter. * * Default: 'Madgwick' */algorithm: 'Madgwick',/* * The filter noise value, smaller values have * smoother estimates, but have higher latency. * This only works for the `Madgwick` filter. * * Default: 0.4 */beta: 0.4,/* * The filter noise values for the `Mahony` filter. */kp: 0.5,// Default: 0.5ki: 0,// Default: 0.0/* * When the AHRS algorithm runs for the first time and this value is * set to true, then initialisation is done. * * Default: false */doInitialisation: false,});letgyro=newVector3()letacceleration=newVector3()letcompass=newVector3()window.addEventListener('deviceorientation',(event)=>{constalpha=event.webkitCompassHeading!=null ? event.webkitCompassHeading : 360-event.alpha;compass.x=alphacompass.y=event.betacompass.z=event.gamma})window.addEventListener('devicemotion',(event)=>{gyro.x=event.rotationRate.alpha*deg2radgyro.y=event.rotationRate.beta*deg2radgyro.z=event.rotationRate.gamma*deg2radacceleration.x=event.acceleration.xacceleration.y=event.acceleration.yacceleration.z=event.acceleration.zupdate()})functionupdate(){madgwick.update(gyro.x,gyro.y,gyro.z,acceleration.x,acceleration.y,acceleration.z,compass.x,compass.y,compass.z,);console.log(madgwick.getEulerAnglesDegrees());}
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I am developing an indoor map navigation web application and would like to use this library to correct the problem of inaccurate compass interference caused by magnetic fields
What error messages are you getting? ‘import’ likely doesn’t work, that’s
new JS syntax. You may just need to use ‘require’ instead, search for “amd
js require”.
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