Pygimbal
is an open source software developed in Python
, designed for controlling gimbals using the Mavlink protocol
. It allows users to control the gimbal's tilt, pan, and roll angles, as well as retrieve real-time angle values.
pip install pygimbal
How to control gimbal via Mavlink with Python:
Note: you need to give permission to gimbal uart port first.
sudo chmod a+wrx /dev/ttyUSB0
Sample code:
import time
from pygimbal import control
from threading import Thread
master_gimbal = control.init_mav_connector('/dev/ttyUSB0', 1, 154, 115200)
system = master_gimbal.source_system
component = master_gimbal.source_component
maintain_connection_threading = Thread(target=control.maintain_connection, args=[master_gimbal], daemon=True)
maintain_connection_threading.start()
orientation_theading = Thread(target=control.get_orientation, args=[master_gimbal], daemon=True)
orientation_theading.start()
while True:
try:
control.control_gimbal(master_gimbal, system, component, tilt=45, roll=0, pan=45)
time.sleep(2)
control.control_gimbal(master_gimbal, system, component, tilt=0, roll=0, pan=0)
time.sleep(2)
control.control_gimbal(master_gimbal, system, component, tilt=45, roll=0, pan=-45)
time.sleep(2)
control.control_gimbal(master_gimbal, system, component, tilt=0, roll=0, pan=0)
time.sleep(2)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
break
Output:
[ACTION]: Mavlink is connecting to /dev/ttyUSB0
[MESSAGE]: Successful Connection to /dev/ttyUSB0 1 154
[Control] Gimbal Pitch - Yaw 45 45
[ORIENTATION] Til, Pan, Roll: 0.1949998289346695 0.02197265625 0.023102451115846634
[ORIENTATION] Til, Pan, Roll: 0.19493775069713593 0.02197265625 0.02414652332663536
[ORIENTATION] Til, Pan, Roll: 0.19543787837028503 0.02197265625 0.02471373975276947
[ORIENTATION] Til, Pan, Roll: 0.19867371022701263 0.02197265625 0.0238236952573061
Result:
github: winter2897
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