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Jacquin Antoine d319ef6b4a Improve odometry with rotation estimation, daemon stability, and RTSP fixes
- Add rotation estimation via log-polar phase correlation (EstimateRotation,
  rotateGray) — de-rotate before translation to avoid aliasing
- Track cumulative field rotation in Tracker, reject low-confidence frames
- Extract RTSP grabber into internal/rtspgrab module
- Daemon: pause odometry during slew (motion blur), auto-resume after settle
  delay, add /pause and /resume HTTP endpoints, switch shooting mode before
  opening camera, use ReqOpenCamera with rtsp_encode_type=1
- WebSocket heartbeat (ping/pong every 10s) to prevent idle disconnects
- FFmpeg low-latency flags (-fflags nobuffer, -probesize, -analyzeduration)
- Add SendRaw API for custom payloads, increase daemon HTTP timeout to 60s

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package odometry
import (
"fmt"
"image"
"sync"
)
// minConfidence is the threshold below which a frame is rejected (not
// accumulated into the orientation). Motion-blurred frames or frames with
// too little texture produce confidence near 0 and corrupt the estimate.
const minConfidence = 0.15
// Tracker is a stateful visual odometry integrator. It accumulates the
// frame-to-frame rotation measured by Estimate into a cumulative pointing
// orientation (pan/tilt) relative to wherever the first frame was captured.
//
// This is what lets a static, un-aligned alt-az telescope know "where it is
// pointing now" purely from the wide-angle camera — no absolute encoders, no
// plate solving, no polar alignment required. Every time the motors slew (to
// track an airplane / satellite), the scene shifts; the tracker measures that
// shift and integrates it into the running orientation.
//
// Convention: PanDeg positive = pointing further right (eastward for a level
// alt-az mount); TiltDeg positive = pointing further up. The sign follows the
// MOTOR motion, i.e. it is the negative of the raw scene shift, so the values
// describe where the optical axis now points.
type Tracker struct {
mu sync.Mutex
fovXDeg, fovYDeg float64
size int
// Cumulative orientation in degrees, relative to the first frame.
panDeg float64
tiltDeg float64
rotDeg float64 // cumulative field rotation
// Number of frames integrated.
frames int
// Running confidence (exponential moving average of per-frame confidence).
confidence float64
// Last grayscale frame, kept so the next Update only needs one new image.
prev [][]float64
// Set once the first frame establishes the reference.
primed bool
}
// NewTracker creates a visual-odometry tracker.
// fovXDeg/fovYDeg: wide camera horizontal/vertical field of view in degrees.
// size: FFT grid side (power of two, e.g. 256 or 512).
func NewTracker(fovXDeg, fovYDeg float64, size int) *Tracker {
if size <= 0 {
size = DefaultSize
}
if fovXDeg <= 0 {
fovXDeg = DefaultFoVH
}
if fovYDeg <= 0 {
fovYDeg = DefaultFoVV
}
return &Tracker{fovXDeg: fovXDeg, fovYDeg: fovYDeg, size: size}
}
// Orientation is a snapshot of the tracker's current state.
type Orientation struct {
PanDeg float64
TiltDeg float64
RotDeg float64 // cumulative field rotation (degrees)
Frames int
Confidence float64
Primed bool
}
func (o Orientation) String() string {
state := "priming"
if o.Primed {
state = "tracking"
}
return fmt.Sprintf("pan=%+.4f° tilt=%+.4f° rot=%+.4f° conf=%.3f frames=%d [%s]",
o.PanDeg, o.TiltDeg, o.RotDeg, o.Confidence, o.Frames, state)
}
// Update feeds the tracker a new frame and returns the updated orientation.
// The very first call establishes the reference origin (orientation 0,0) and
// performs no measurement. Subsequent calls measure the rotation since the
// previous frame and integrate it.
func (t *Tracker) Update(img image.Image) (Orientation, error) {
if img == nil {
return Orientation{}, fmt.Errorf("odometry: nil image")
}
t.mu.Lock()
defer t.mu.Unlock()
cur := toGrayDownscaled(img, t.size, t.size)
if !t.primed {
t.prev = cur
t.primed = true
return t.snapshot(), nil
}
dx, dy, confTrans := phaseCorrelation(t.prev, cur, t.size, t.size)
rotDeg, confRot := EstimateRotation(t.prev, cur, t.size, t.size)
// Use the higher confidence for the EMA.
conf := confTrans
if confRot > conf {
conf = confRot
}
// Reject low-confidence frames (motion blur, bad texture, etc.).
if conf < minConfidence {
t.prev = cur // still update the reference frame
return t.snapshot(), nil
}
// De-rotate for accurate translation if rotation is significant.
if absf(rotDeg) > 0.3 {
curDerot := rotateGray(cur, t.size, rotDeg)
dx, dy, confTrans = phaseCorrelation(t.prev, curDerot, t.size, t.size)
}
// Convert pixel shift to degrees.
panStep := -dx * t.fovXDeg / float64(t.size)
tiltStep := -dy * t.fovYDeg / float64(t.size)
t.panDeg += panStep
t.tiltDeg += tiltStep
t.rotDeg += rotDeg
t.frames++
// Exponential moving average of the confidence.
if t.frames == 1 {
t.confidence = conf
} else {
const alpha = 0.2
t.confidence = alpha*conf + (1-alpha)*t.confidence
}
t.prev = cur
return t.snapshot(), nil
}
// Orientation returns the current cumulative orientation without adding a frame.
func (t *Tracker) Orientation() Orientation {
t.mu.Lock()
defer t.mu.Unlock()
return t.snapshot()
}
// Reset zeros the accumulated orientation and makes the next Update the new
// reference origin.
func (t *Tracker) Reset() {
t.mu.Lock()
defer t.mu.Unlock()
t.panDeg = 0
t.tiltDeg = 0
t.rotDeg = 0
t.frames = 0
t.confidence = 0
t.prev = nil
t.primed = false
}
// SetFoV overrides the field of view (degrees). Call between frames; the next
// Update uses the new values.
func (t *Tracker) SetFoV(fovXDeg, fovYDeg float64) {
t.mu.Lock()
defer t.mu.Unlock()
if fovXDeg > 0 {
t.fovXDeg = fovXDeg
}
if fovYDeg > 0 {
t.fovYDeg = fovYDeg
}
}
func (t *Tracker) snapshot() Orientation {
return Orientation{
PanDeg: t.panDeg,
TiltDeg: t.tiltDeg,
RotDeg: t.rotDeg,
Frames: t.frames,
Confidence: t.confidence,
Primed: t.primed,
}
}