Xsens Port Devices Driver Download
Posted By admin On 31/01/22To install Google Camera Port on your Android device, follow the instructions below. Download the Google Camera Port APK for your Android device. Connect your phone to the PC using the USB cable. Enable MTP (File Transfer) mode on your phone. Copy the downloaded GCam APK file to your phone’s storage. Disconnect the phone from the PC. The example embeds an Xsens Firmware File (XFF). The XFF used is the official 1.1.1 MTi1-series firmware release. If needed binary copies of specific firmware files can be requested through our support department.
The following tables list the hardware and software systems that are supported by Player.
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These tables should generally be up to date with respect to the current code in CVS, and thus may be newer than the latest official release. Also check the Drivers list.
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Robots
Manufacturer | Device(s) | Driver |
Acroname | Garcia | |
Botrics | Obot d100 | |
e-puck | epuck | |
Evolution Robotics | ER1 and ERSDK robots | |
iRobot | Roomba vaccuming robot | |
iRobot | Create research robot | |
K-Team | Robotics Extension Board (REB) attached to Kameleon 376BC | |
K-Team | Khephera | |
K-Team | Hemisson | |
LEGO | Mindstorms NXT | |
Microsoft | Kinect | |
MobileRobots (formerly ActivMedia) | PSOS/P2OS/AROS-based robots (e.g., Pioneer, AmigoBot) and integrated accessories, including a CMUcam connected to the AUX port. | |
MoviRobotics | mBase robot platform | |
Nomadics | NOMAD200 (and possibly related) mobile robots | |
RWI/iRobot | RFLEX-based robots (e.g., B21r, ATRV Jr) and integrated accessories. | |
Segway | Robotic Mobility Platform (RMP), a custom-modified version of the Human Transport (HT) | |
UPenn GRASP | Clodbuster | |
Videre Design | ERRATIC mobile robot platform | |
White Box Robotics | 914 PC-BOT |
Miscellaneous hardware
Manufacturer | Device(s) | Driver |
Amtec | PowerCube pan-tilt unit | amtecpowercube |
Ascension | Flock of Birds position tracker | |
Botrics | oBot | |
Canon | VC-C4 pan-tilt-zoom camera | |
Crossbow | Mica2 / Mica2DOT mote sensor nodes | |
DirectedPerception | PTU-D46 pan-tilt unit | |
Garmin | Geko 201 handheld GPS receiver (and most other NMEA-compliant GPS units) | garminnmea, gbxgarminacfr |
Hokuyo | URG laser range finder | driver_hokuyo_aist |
Inside Contactless | M300/R300 2G RFID reader (13.56MHz) | |
InterSense | InertiaCube2 IMU | |
Logitech | QuickCam Sphere pan-tilt-zoom camera | |
MicroStrain | 3DM-G IMU | |
Phidgets | Phidgets InterfaceKit (IFK) | |
Phidgets | Phidgets RFID reader | |
Phidgets | Phidgets Accelerometer (ACC) | |
SICK | LMS 200 laser range-finder (and possibly other SICK lasers) | sicklms200, sicklms400, sicks3000, sicknav200, gbxsickacfr |
SkyeTek | M1/M1-mini RFID readers (13.56MHz) | |
Sony | EVID30 and EVID100 pan-tilt-zoom cameras | |
TeCo | Particle Router Core (XBridge) sensor node | |
XSens | Mtx / Mti inertial measurement unit | |
Various (licensed by CMU) | CMUcam2 pan-tilt blob-tracking camera | |
Various | Generic Linux wireless hardware. Provides access, via /proc, to info about the wireless hardware (e.g., signal quality). | |
Various | Generic Linux wireless hardware. Provides access, via iwspy, to info about the wireless hardware (e.g., signal quality). | |
Various | IEEE1394 (aka Firewire) cameras | |
Various | Cameras supported by Video4Linux | |
Various | Cameras supported by Video4Linux2 | |
Various | Cameras supported by OpenCV | |
Various | Generic Linux joystick. Allows access to axis and button state. |
Miscellaneous software
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Manufacturer | Device(s) | Driver |
Jim Bruce | Color Machine Vision (CMVision) blob-tracking software | |
MobileRobots (formerly ActivMedia); written by Paul Rybski | ActivMedia Color Tracking System (ACTS) blob-tracking software | |
MIT / LIRA-Lab | YARP image capture | |
The Centre for Speech Technology Research, University of Edinburgh | Festival speech-synthesis software | |
Speech at CMU | Sphinx2 speech-recognition software | |
Porchdog Software | Howl Zeroconf networking library | service_adv_mdns |
Algorithms
Algorithm(s) | Description | References | Driver |
Nearness Diagram (ND) Navigation | goal-seeking obstacle-avoidance, especially suited for non-holonomic, non-circular robots in tight spaces | Minguez & Montano (2004), 'Nearness DiagramNavigation (ND): Collision Avoidance in Troublesome Scenarios' Minguez, Osuna, & Montano (2004), 'A Divide and Conquer Strategy based on Situations to Achieve Reactive Collision Avoidance in Troublesome Scenarios'. | |
Smooth Nearness Diagram (SND) Navigation | An improvement over the nd driver that removes oscillatory patterns and improves overall driver performance. | Durham & Bullo (2008), 'Smooth Nearness-Diagram Navigation' | |
Configuration space | Modulates raw laser data according to the robot's dimensions in order to represent the empty area in the robot's configuration space. | ||
LaserFeature | Uses an Extended Kalman Filter to extract lines and corners from a laser data scan | ||
Vector Field Histogram (VFH+) | goal-seeking obstacle avoidance algorithm | Ulrich & Borenstein (1998), 'VFH+: Reliable Obstacle Avoidance for Fast Mobile Robots' | |
Adaptive Monte Carlo Localization (AMCL) | Performs probabilistic localization for a planar mobile robot equipped with a map and appropriate sensors | Fox (2001), KLD-Sampling: Adaptive Particle Filters | |
Wavefront propagation planner | Performs configuration-space path-planning for a planar robot via cell decomposition and wavefront propagation. | Latombe (1991), Robot Motion Planning | wavefront |
Simulators
Manufacturer | Name | Description | Driver(s) |
The Player project | Gazebo | A 3-dimensional multi-robot simulator | |
The Player project | Stage | A 2-dimensional multi-robot simulator |
Xsens Port Devices Driver Downloads
Category: Storage and Hard Drive
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corporation
Caution Level: Safe
Download File Size: 641.2 KB
Operating System: Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows NT3.51, Windows NT4, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003
Latest Version / Release Date: 1.0.6 / 11 Sep 2003
Windows device driver information for Clear View II
The Clear View II is a type of mass storage device that is hosted on the Universal Serial Bus interface port of the host computer system. As a mass storage device it is normally deployed as a component of another equipment to provide additional storage space. These types of mass storage devices are commonly seen in newer models of digital camera equipments. They provide the user with the flexibility of storing more image or video files whenever applicable. Normally when the host hardware component is connected to a host machine via the Universal Serial Bus interface port the device driver allows the underlying operating system environment to detect both the internal and the mass storage device supported. In a way this type of hardware component can be compared to a removable hard drive. The main difference is that it is used primarily based on the requirements of the host equipment.
Outdated Drivers?
Unless you update your drivers regularly you may face hardware performance issues.
To check your drivers you should manually verify every device on your system for driver updates
The device driver of the Clear View II is partly responsible first for identifying its presence to the host computer system. Secondly the device driver is responsible for establishing the necessary communication infrastructure that will allow data exchange via the Universal Serial Bus cable. When the correct device driver is installed into the host computer system the computer user has the flexibility of copying files from the mass storage device and transferring them to the local hard drive. In the same manner the computer user also has the option of copying files into the mass storage device. Normally files that are stored in these types of devices are already in digital format. This means that they do not have to undergo any type of file conversion process. The computer user therefore can readily apply post processing effects whenever necessary depending on his requirements or how the file will be used. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for Windows and Clear View II errors before installing any driver updates.