FENG Mu-ju, ZHAI Kun-peng, LIN Xiao-long, et al. Study on low-cost vehicle INS/GNSS integrated navigation system based on assistance of simplified vehicle non-holonomic constraints[J]. 2020, 37(8): 78-82.
FENG Mu-ju, ZHAI Kun-peng, LIN Xiao-long, et al. Study on low-cost vehicle INS/GNSS integrated navigation system based on assistance of simplified vehicle non-holonomic constraints[J]. 2020, 37(8): 78-82.DOI:
Study on low-cost vehicle INS/GNSS integrated navigation system based on assistance of simplified vehicle non-holonomic constraints
Aiming at solving the problem of large errors for INS/GNSS integrated navigation system with low cost MEMS-IMU device
during loss of GNSS signal
a low-cost vehicle INS/GNSS integrated navigation system based on assistance of vehicle non-holonomic constraints is studied. The vehicle non-holonomic constraints are simplified for the low-cost characteristics of the system
and the model of the filtering algorithm is derived accordingly. The results of simulation analysis and on-board testing show that
for the low-cost INS/GNSS integrated navigation system composed of consumer-grade MEMS-IMU and GNSS receiver
during 1min loss of GNSS signal
the navigation position error is less than 3% of the driving distance
after adding the assistance of such simplified vehicle non-holonomic constraints. The application of such constraints can significantly improve the accuracy of low-cost vehicle INS/GNSS integrated navigation systems.
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