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バッテリーに敏感なセンサー融合戦略:エネルギー制限運動システムの磁気・慣性的な姿勢とパワーを統合する

Raphael Diego Comesanha E Silva1, Thiago Martins1, João Paulo Bedretchuk1

  • 1Electrical Engineering Department, Federal University of Santa Catarina, Florianópolis 88040-900, SC, Brazil.

Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
|February 13, 2026
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この研究は,センサーシステムにおける姿勢推定のための拡張カルマンフィルター (EKF) にバッテリー充電状態 (SOC) 推定を統合しています. この統一されたアプローチは,パフォーマンスを損なうことなく,姿勢とエネルギーレベルの両方を正確に推定します.

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カルマンフィルター カップリング効率的な消費の効率的な消費です.エネルギーに配慮した方向性パワー意識のモーションモニタリング充電状態の見積もり

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