The code takes in quaternions and a timestamp along with TLE data from the OPS-SAT and outputs satellite attitude information like roll, pitch, yaw and angle to nadir.
This is the last step before getting your app uplinked to the spacecraft. We use opkg to package stuff into an .ipk file that gets installed onboard the spacecraft.
This is the last step before getting your app uplinked to the spacecraft. We use opkg to package stuff into an .ipk file that gets installed onboard the spacecraft.
Make sure you create a tagged release of your source code that represents the state of the code for this first deployment. Use semantic versioning. v1.0 is fine: https://github.com/BenDB3199/Attitude_from_quaterions/releases