RuView: Sensing Gets Real Data
Two pull requests from Sascha Muehl push the sensing pipeline from prototype toward production reliability, adding a working pose decoder and hardening node identity and calibration data. The common thread is trustworthy, traceable sensor output.
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- Show: RuView
- Published: 2026-08-05T06:04:35Z
- Audio duration: PT2M20S
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Good morning. It's August 5th, 2026, and this is RuView.
Today's activity is small in count but big in weight: two pull requests, both from Sascha Muehl, both focused on making the sensing system's output something you can actually trust.
Start with PR 1531. It adds native inference for the MM-Fi Micro pose decoder, a 75,000-parameter model, and wires three live CSI nodes into the tensor shape the model expects. This matters because the old model-loading path loaded weights but never actually ran the match — so pose output wasn't real. Now it is,…
PR 1529 tackles a quieter but arguably more foundational problem: identity and state integrity. Previously, node positions were bound using hash map iteration order — which is not guaranteed stable. This PR switches to ID-keyed binding for ESP32 nodes, and carries that same stable keying into multistatic fusion. It…
The theme connecting both: this codebase is moving from "does it run" to "can we trust and audit what it outputs." Stable node identity and versioned calibration make the fusion math reproducible. The pose decoder's experimental label, paired with new diagnostic fields, means failures or drift will be visible rather…
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