Use Pose Estimation In Case of Target Loss

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5/5
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35/100
Issue type
Feature
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Mostly clear
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Stale
Domain
robotics

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Review the LabVIEW project's turret, Limelight, and pose-estimation components. Determine how target loss is detected and where turret movement is commanded; done means pose-based alignment is used only when Limelight has no target, while Limelight remains the priority.

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better method/nice to have

Use pose estimation on the field to try to align the turret whenever the limelight doesn't have a target (which should be relatively rare). This would probably just be implemented by finding the angle of the robot to the target and sending a signal to the turret to move to the general vicinity. If the limelight finds the target, we should use that as priority over the pose calculation.

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LabVIEW
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