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Will this run on ESP or Desktop or both?

Ok , fusion on ESP seems to be complicated. At present it will be sufficient for me to accept 3 axis accelerometer and gyroscope data in json format at the python server running on desktop, connected to ESP via WiFi. Any suggestion for this?

Yes Peter, I have tried it, but that is a passive way and sometimes does not produce good results for long names with special characters ( In windows). I was just thinking if we can have something direct as mkdir, rm or cp. For example may be in the next update ?

How can I rename remote files/directories using rshell? Is it possible to accommodate any tiny micropython editor within rshell itself, so that external editor is not required?
Also during it will be helpful if the file name being currently copied, is displayed.

I have downloaded the fusion based code from https://github.com/micropython-IMU/micropython-fusion . I have few doubts before trying to implement it on ESP8266+MPU6050 as the readme file seems to be written for a bit advanced level users. In it's present form-- 1. will it work over WiFi ? 2. For 6DO...

I need to collect the 6DOF accelerometer+Gyroscope data from ESP8266+MPU6050 combo, via a python server which will display the value of Ax,Ay,Az and Gx,Gy,Gz along with UNIX timestamp and also stores them in a file as json with the format like {"aX": "-1.532289", "aY": "9.739613", "aZ": "0.5746084",...

@Peter, I am starting a new thread with MPU 6050 aspect and will ask lots of stupid questions.
I am focusing on the two projects by you, particularly one with the sensor fusion.

Yes finally it seems running under Raspibian (Raspberry pi desktop running on Virtual box under windows 10) and forwarding the port for wifi connectivity. As per instruction I have installed python 3'8 (original was 3.5, which failed to run). The output I am getting on client is Welcome to MicroPyth...

Yeah Peter himself is helping me out with that in another thread

Ok, I will try ( Obviously with some help from you) on Raspibian. It will ensure the cross-platform compatibility. Windows 10 does not seem to be a good platform for this. I have no problem with that as my final target is to run it on Raspibian (which is a debian core, I think). The client is ready,...