blueye.sdk.motion
motion
Classes:
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Motion
–Control the motion of the drone, and set automatic control modes
Motion
Motion(parent_drone)
Control the motion of the drone, and set automatic control modes
Motion can be set one degree of freedom at a time by using the 4 motion properties
(surge, sway, heave and yaw) or for all 4 degrees of freedom in one go through the
send_thruster_setpoint
method.
Methods:
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send_thruster_setpoint
–Control the thrusters of the drone
Attributes:
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auto_altitude_active
(Optional[bool]
) –Enable or disable the auto altitude control mode
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auto_depth_active
(Optional[bool]
) –Enable or disable the auto depth control mode
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auto_heading_active
(Optional[bool]
) –Enable or disable the auto heading control mode
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boost
(float
) –Get or set the boost gain
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current_thruster_setpoints
–Returns the current setpoints for the thrusters
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heave
(float
) –Set force reference for the heave direction
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slow
(float
) –Get or set the "slow gain" (inverse of boost)
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station_keeping_active
(Optional[bool]
) –Enable or disable the station keeping control mode
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surge
(float
) –Set force reference for the surge direction
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sway
(float
) –Set force reference for the sway direction
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weather_vaning_active
(Optional[bool]
) –Enable or disable the weather vaning control mode
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yaw
(float
) –Set force reference for the yaw direction
Source code in blueye/sdk/motion.py
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auto_altitude_active
property
writable
auto_altitude_active: Optional[bool]
Enable or disable the auto altitude control mode
When auto altitude is active, the drone will attempt to maintain its current altitude above the seabed. Input for the heave direction to the thruster_setpoint function specifies a speed set point instead of a force set point. A control loop on the drone will then attempt to maintain the wanted speed in the heave direction as long as auto altitude is active.
Arguments: * Enable (bool): Activate auto altitude mode if true, de-activate if false. If the drone does not have a valid altitude reading this command will be ignored.
Returns:
- Auto altitude state (bool): True if auto altitude is active, false if not
auto_depth_active
property
writable
auto_depth_active: Optional[bool]
Enable or disable the auto depth control mode
When auto depth is active, input for the heave direction to the thruster_setpoint function specifies a speed set point instead of a force set point. A control loop on the drone will then attempt to maintain the wanted speed in the heave direction as long as auto depth is active.
Arguments:
- Enable (bool): Activate auto depth mode if true, de-activate if false
Returns:
- Auto depth state (bool): True if auto depth is active, false if not
auto_heading_active
property
writable
auto_heading_active: Optional[bool]
Enable or disable the auto heading control mode
When auto heading is active, input for the yaw direction to the thruster_setpoint function specifies a angular speed set point instead of a moment set point. A control loop on the drone will then attempt to maintain the wanted angular velocity in the yaw direction as long as auto heading is active.
Arguments:
- Enable (bool): Activate auto heading mode if true, de-activate if false
Returns:
- Auto heading state (bool): True if auto heading mode is active, false if not
boost
property
writable
boost: float
Get or set the boost gain
Arguments:
- boost_gain (float): Range from 0 to 1.
current_thruster_setpoints
property
writable
current_thruster_setpoints
Returns the current setpoints for the thrusters
We maintain this state in the SDK since the drone expects to receive all of the setpoints at once.
For setting the setpoints you should use the dedicated properties/functions for that, trying to set them directly with this property will raise an AttributeError.
heave
property
writable
heave: float
Set force reference for the heave direction
Arguments:
- heave (float): Force set point in the heave direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move downwards
slow
property
writable
slow: float
Get or set the "slow gain" (inverse of boost)
Arguments:
- slow_gain (float): Range from 0 to 1.
station_keeping_active
property
writable
station_keeping_active: Optional[bool]
Enable or disable the station keeping control mode
When station keeping is active, the drone will attempt to maintain its current position and orientation in the water as long as the mode is active.
Arguments:
- Enable (bool): Activate station keeping mode if true, de-activate if false
Returns:
- Station keeping state (bool): True if station keeping mode is active, false if not
surge
property
writable
surge: float
Set force reference for the surge direction
Arguments:
- surge (float): Force set point in the surge direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move forward
sway
property
writable
sway: float
Set force reference for the sway direction
Arguments:
- sway (float): Force set point in the sway direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move to the right
weather_vaning_active
property
writable
weather_vaning_active: Optional[bool]
Enable or disable the weather vaning control mode
When weather vaning is active, the drone will attempt to maintain its current position in the water and orient itself parallel to the current.
Arguments:
- Enable (bool): Activate weather vaning mode if true, de-activate if false. If the drone does not have a valid altitude reading this command will be ignored.
Returns:
- Weather vaning state (bool): True if weather vaning mode is active, false if not
yaw
property
writable
yaw: float
Set force reference for the yaw direction
Arguments:
- yaw (float): Moment set point in the sway direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone rotate clockwise.
send_thruster_setpoint
send_thruster_setpoint(surge, sway, heave, yaw)
Control the thrusters of the drone
Set reference values between -1 and 1 for each controllable degree of freedom on the drone. The reference values are mapped linearly to a thruster force, a set point of -1 correspons to maximum negative force and a set point of 1 corresponds to maximum positive force. For the yaw direction the reference is a moment not a force, as the yaw direction is rotational not translational.
Arguments:
- surge (float): Force set point in the surge direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move forward
- sway (float): Force set point in the sway direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move to the right
- heave (float): Force set point in the heave direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone move down.
- yaw (float): Moment set point in the yaw direction in range <-1, 1>, a positive set point makes the drone rotate clockwise.
Source code in blueye/sdk/motion.py
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