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Quads with optical flow can't seem to reliably takeoff (get stuck on the ground) and if they do manage to takeoff end up at the wrong altitude. It seems that the Local Position Z estimate is being miscalculated. The drone will be sitting on the ground with props spinning, and the local position Z continues to increase. Altitude hold is also very unstable in general, the vehicle wanders up and down.
I've opened a PR here in hopes that someone can help test this #24144
We observe this on physical hardware as well (dexi quads with ARK Pi6X Flow)
To Reproduce
make px4_sitl_default gz_x500_flow_aruco
Issue a takeoff command
pxh> commander takeoff
pxh> INFO [commander] Armed by internal command
INFO [tone_alarm] arming warning
INFO [navigator] Using default takeoff altitude: 2.5 m
INFO [commander] Takeoff detected
Turns out this issue is due to the X500 model in sim spawning 0.25m above the ground and dropping into place. The physical issue @patrikpordi is reporting looks the same, but must be different.
Describe the bug
Quads with optical flow can't seem to reliably takeoff (get stuck on the ground) and if they do manage to takeoff end up at the wrong altitude. It seems that the Local Position Z estimate is being miscalculated. The drone will be sitting on the ground with props spinning, and the local position Z continues to increase. Altitude hold is also very unstable in general, the vehicle wanders up and down.
I've opened a PR here in hopes that someone can help test this
#24144
We observe this on physical hardware as well (dexi quads with ARK Pi6X Flow)
To Reproduce
Issue a takeoff command
Watch the vehicle stay on the ground
Expected behavior
The vehicle should takeoff to 2.5m
Screenshot / Media
Flight Log
https://review.px4.io/plot_app?log=40b7d570-33af-4225-ac11-927feea2aa94
Software Version
#24144
Flight controller
No response
Vehicle type
Multicopter
How are the different components wired up (including port information)
No response
Additional context
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