Another UWB guide for y’all, this time we are using it to track a tag in both 2d and 3d space. This is qutie a fun one, we have have a whole bunch of cool visualisations with Processing IDE, and its just really cool to be able to set up a system like this with maker-tier hardware and maker-tier code: “DIY 2D and 3D Spatial Tracking with Ultra-Wideband | Arduino & Pico Guide”Read more
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Hi Jaryd, I have loved these UWB tutorials and ordred some as soon as you posted the video, I have managed to get 4 base stations and one tag working the same as in both the guides and videos you have published, however it looks like the written guide is missing the processing code, and its in fact two versions of the PICO code you posted in the online doc possibly by mistake, would it be possible to update this to include the 3D processing code you used?, I am hoping to use this in a project I will share later in the forum. Thank you
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Hey @Elliot99490,
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Perfect thank you so much
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@Jaryd Would it be possible to add the 3D processing code as well, the 2D one is there now from your update, but it would great to try the 3D version as well. I am keen to replicate what you showed in the video. Thank you
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@Elliot99490 Everything is looking good on my side, I can see the 3d code in MicroPython, C++ and for Processing IDE. Maybe try and use a fresh query to get the newest version of the page.
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@Jaryd Thank you, I seem to have had a caching issue, 2D was showing complete and I implemented that, but 3D yesterday I could only see the PICO part of it, thank you for double checking, keep up the great workl bringing articles like this they are great.
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