
Anas Himmi developed a foundational Kalman Filter module for the EPFLRocketTeam/2024_C_AV_RPI repository, focusing on navigation and state estimation for rocket control. He implemented an error-state Kalman Filter using a multiplicative quaternion formulation to estimate orientation, velocity, position, and sensor biases in real time. The work included designing a core Kalman class with initialization, prediction, and update methods, as well as utilities for rotation conversions and static calibration. Using C++, CMake, and the Eigen library, Anas established the architectural groundwork and build-system integration, delivering a complete first version of the module to support robust navigation workflows.

March 2025 monthly performance summary for EPFLRocketTeam/2024_C_AV_RPI. Focused on delivering a foundational Kalman Filter module for navigation and state estimation, enabling robust real-time orientation, velocity, and position estimates and sensor bias calibration for rocket control. Implemented an error-state Kalman Filter with multiplicative quaternion formulation and a core Kalman class with initialization, prediction, and update methods, plus rotation conversions and static calibration utilities. Established initial build-system integration and data structures to support navigation workflows. Milestone achieved: first full version of the Kalman module completed (not yet tested or compiled). No major bugs fixed this month; primary effort centered on feature development and architectural groundwork to accelerate flight-ready navigation. Next steps include simulation validation, unit tests, and hardware-in-the-loop verification, along with sensor integration and performance benchmarking.
March 2025 monthly performance summary for EPFLRocketTeam/2024_C_AV_RPI. Focused on delivering a foundational Kalman Filter module for navigation and state estimation, enabling robust real-time orientation, velocity, and position estimates and sensor bias calibration for rocket control. Implemented an error-state Kalman Filter with multiplicative quaternion formulation and a core Kalman class with initialization, prediction, and update methods, plus rotation conversions and static calibration utilities. Established initial build-system integration and data structures to support navigation workflows. Milestone achieved: first full version of the Kalman module completed (not yet tested or compiled). No major bugs fixed this month; primary effort centered on feature development and architectural groundwork to accelerate flight-ready navigation. Next steps include simulation validation, unit tests, and hardware-in-the-loop verification, along with sensor integration and performance benchmarking.
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