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pyFlightAnalysis

A PX4 flight log (ulog) visual analysis tool, inspired by FlightPlot.

pyFlightAnalysis GUI

pyFlightAnalysis GUI

pyFlightAnalysis is written in Python, and depends on pyqtgraph (which is based on PyQt), pyOpenGL, pyulog, and a number of other widely used scientific packages including numpy, matplotlib, etc.

For other log analysis tools see dev.px4.io

Installation

pyFlightAnalysis only supports Python 3.x. To use pyFlightAnalysis, you can either clone the repository and run the tool directly from source, or you can install pyFlightAnalysis (from source or using the PyPi Python package manager) and then run it. In either case you will first need to install PyQt (as shown below).

Install PyQt

PyQt5 can be installed directly from pip:

pip install PyQt5

Run from Source

After installing PyQt, enter the following commands to install other dependencies:

pip install pyqtgraph pyOpenGL pyulog matplotlib numpy

Once you have installed these packages you can clone the source files:

# In folder where you want put the source code
git clone https://github.com/Marxlp/pyFlightAnalysis.git

Then run the analysis.py source files:

cd pyFlightAnalysis/src
python analysis.py

Install and Run

You can install pyFlightAnalysis from either source or PyPi (after first installing PyQt as described above):

# Install from pypi
pip install pyFlightAnalysis

Or

# Install from source
git clone https://github.com/Marxlp/pyFlightAnalysis.git
python setup.py install

After installing pyFlightAnalysis you can run it as shown:

analysis

Features

  • Dynamic filter for displaying data
  • 3D visulization for attitude and position of drone
  • Easily replay with pyqtgraph's ROI (Region Of Interest)

Usage

Video Tutorial:

Brief usage tutorial of pyFlightAnalysis

Literacy Tutorial:

  1. Open log file (currently only support .ulg format) by clicked open file.
  2. Choose data by using filter filter data and double click to add it.
  3. Change color or toggle visibility change color or toggle visibility.
  4. Scroll the middle wheel of mouse to zoom, press down and drag to move the curve.
  5. Click show quadrotor to show 3D viewer ( currently may not be robust).
  6. Press play data to play ( you'd better open the 3D viewer to show the animation).

Issues

If you have installed PyQt4 and pyqtgraph but get the error below:

ImportError: cannot import name QtOpenGL

try

>>> sudo apt-get install python-qt4-gl

License

MIT

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