Greetings,
May I ask a question? Thanks in advance.
Got a TinyTILE board with the goal of capturing the gyro/accel data in real-time (well close -- near real-time) data -- during an approx. 15-30 second flight, then once the vehicle has landed, recover the captured positional data persisted for analysis. Another decision point was the hardware AI possibilities down the road and many other nice features on a small SoS.
I sheepishly admit I am not familiar with the TinyTILE programming though I can figure out my way around most basic development platforms -- following the Intel OSD site, duplicating their setup, I've been able to get the Intel benchmark "connecting and verifying the board proof of live" working: https://software.intel.com/en-us/node/675547
Looking at where can I go from here... I'd like to focus on grabbing/storing the data and then recovering the data after flight downloading via bluetooth or JTag/I2C/SPI etc. For now, keep it as simple as possible, borrow as much code, learn how the thing works and go from there with increment "success" as I mature it. My primary application is to at a minimum 1/ calibrate 2/ trigger recording/capture 3/ capture for 15 seconds or so 4/ stop, persist data 5/ an interface to externally control (optional).
With some initial challenges behind me, I've got my Win10/64 host to run Oraclebox VM running Ubuntu 16.04/x64 and the above quick check -- things are pretty straightforward with these first short steps, but I'm not finding much in the way of sample code to do what I'm after as a starting point. Can anyone point me to some starting points outside of the Element14 and Intel sites -- specific to the Element14 TinyTILE Curie Module, or perhaps better -- examples of how I can do similar things with the TinyTILE as I might find interesting functionality in the Arduino 101 ?
I'm pretty sure I'm missing something simple such as using the Intel Arduino Sketch Converter -- or perhaps larger codebase of examples others have developed/shared from the 101 I can use directly on the TinyTILE......
Thanks for any input,
Ronan
