How can I get 3D continuous plot of real time data ?

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Aradhya Anil Tare
Aradhya Anil Tare le 8 Jan 2020
Hey, I'm working on MPU 9250. I want to plot real time data of MPU in 3D, I'm able to plot real data in 3D, the plot contained all the data from first reading to the last but I want to plot the first reading then the second reading and so on. I'm not able to plot the data. Please help me.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Aradhya Tare
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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes le 8 Jan 2020
Aradhya - how are you plotting the data from the first reading? How do you then plot data from the second reading? Please include a sample of your code. And is the "first reading" a single point or is it multiple points?
Aradhya Anil Tare
Aradhya Anil Tare le 9 Jan 2020
Modifié(e) : Geoff Hayes le 10 Jan 2020
%%for reading the data the data is already stored in the folder
accel_tab = readtable('angular_acceleration.xlsx') ;
gyro_tab = readtable('angular_velocity.xlsx') ;
mag_tab = readtable('magnetic_field.xlsx') ;
%% Conversion from table to array
accel = table2array(accel_tab);
gyro = table2array(gyro_tab);
mag = table2array(mag_tab);
%% for plotting
%x-accel contains all the x coordinates of acceleration
for i = 1:1000-1
plot3( x_accel(i), y_accel(i), z_accel(i))
end
is the code is right ?

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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes le 10 Jan 2020
Modifié(e) : Geoff Hayes le 10 Jan 2020
Aradhya - everytime you call plot3 you are creating a new plot (graphics) object and the previous one is deleted. Perhaps that is why you are not seeing all of the data being plotted (if I understand your question correctly). Rather than using a loop to plot the data, just do it all at once
plot3( x_accel(1:999), y_accel(1:999), z_accel(1:999))
Else if you want to plot each point (with perhaps a pause between each one), then you will want to create one plot object and update that on each iteration of your loop
hPlot = plot3(x_accel(1), y_accel(1), z_accel(1));
for k = 2:1000-1
pause(0.5);
xdata = [get(hPlot, 'XData') ; x_accel(k)];
ydata = [get(hPlot, 'YData') ; y_accel(k)];
zdata = [get(hPlot, 'ZData') ; z_accel(k)];
set(hPlot, 'XData', xdata, 'YData', ydata, 'ZData', zdata);
end
I haven't tested the above, but it should work something like that.
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Geoff Hayes
Geoff Hayes le 11 Jan 2020
Sorry, Aradhya. Try removing the semi-colons:
hPlot = plot3(x_accel(1), y_accel(1), z_accel(1));
for k = 2:1000-1
pause(0.5);
xdata = [get(hPlot, 'XData') x_accel(k)];
ydata = [get(hPlot, 'YData') y_accel(k)];
zdata = [get(hPlot, 'ZData') z_accel(k)];
set(hPlot, 'XData', xdata, 'YData', ydata, 'ZData', zdata);
end
Aradhya Anil Tare
Aradhya Anil Tare le 11 Jan 2020
It Worked, thank you so much. :)

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Selva Karna
Selva Karna le 9 Jan 2020
plot3d(x,y,z,'-or');

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