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Quantum Magnetometer Navigation: Magnetic Anomaly Particle Filter

Watch a GPS-denied robot localize itself using a quantum magnetometer: a particle-filter cloud drifts with noisy odometry, then snaps back into focus wherever the magnetic anomaly map gives the field a strong, unique gradient.

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A robot with no GPS signal drives across a terrain whose magnetic field is warped by buried anomalies, sensed by a quantum magnetometer. A live particle filter of pose hypotheses is propagated with noisy odometry and re-weighted against the anomaly map every step, so you can watch the cloud disperse in featureless field regions and snap tight whenever the robot crosses a strong magnetic gradient — the real mechanism behind GPS-denied magnetic-anomaly navigation, distinct from inertial dead-reckoning because the correction comes from matching an external map rather than integrating acceleration.

⚙ Under the hood

Watch a GPS-denied robot localize itself with a quantum magnetometer: a live particle-filter cloud of pose hypotheses drifts with noisy odometry and snaps back into focus whenever the robot crosses a strong magnetic-anomaly gradient on the map.

roboticsquantum sensorsparticle filterlocalizationmagnetometerGPS-denied navigation

3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install

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