I am facing the same issue. How can I account for this noise? Are there any parameters to tune to filter the sensor output on the voxl2 side? @Anubhav did you solve this issue?

Any ideas from the dev team?

Posted 2D drawings for both front and back here: https://docs.modalai.com/voxl2-datasheets/

To build voxl-qvio-server, please follow the instructions in the README. The instructions are validated nightly by the CI The first paragraph of the README explains the following: "Due to MV SDK being 32-bit only, this is the only 32-bit package for QRB5165. The APQ8096 package builds in voxl-emulator, the QRB5165 package builds in qrb5165-emulator using a 32-bit cross compiler installed in the emulator." the only way to build that package is to follow the instructions in the README. Installing your own compiler will not work, you need to use the toolchain provided.

The lowest level recovery that we use is QDL https://docs.modalai.com/voxl2-qdl/ QDL can be used of fastboot is not working and the flash is completely corrupted. Of course the rest of the device must still be functional as QDL just repairs flash

@Steve-Turner Thanks

@Eric-Katzfey thank you for your help

@Luis-Fernando-Landivar Stereo is not used by VIO, however, tracking is.

@Chad-Sweet thank you!

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@Andre-Moura You need SDK 0.9.5

OK, then I think I understand what happened. The 12V Fan was cooling the MCUs, but since the temperature measurement is done inside the MCU itself, the temperature of Mosfets is not known. In general it is always better to put air flow on the Mosfets, not MCU, because Mosfets produce heat. I think this explains the behavior when MCU was reading about 90C but ESC started behaving strangely -- the Mosfets were likely much hotter and got de-soldered.. Alex

@Aks I don't anticipate any issues running 1.12.31 on platform release 1.0.0