Trident AUV(autonomous underwater vehicle) GUI is a desktop operator dashboard that connects to an AUV telemetry source and provides live monitoring, control, and visualization of the vehicle in real time.
Real‑time status: shows numeric readouts for thrusters, yaw/pitch/roll, and depth so operators see current sensor and actuator values at a glance.
Time‑series visualization: displays smooth, sliding‑window plots for yaw, pitch, roll and depth (configurable smoothing/window) to inspect trends and transient behavior.
3D attitude view: renders a rotating OpenGL vehicle model that mirrors the IMU orientation so users get an immediate visual sense of heading, pitch and roll.
Control surface: exposes thruster sliders, a dial/desired yaw, PID tuning controls and mode selection (manual / semi‑auto / auto), allowing operators to send commands and tune behavior during tests.
Primary uses: live mission monitoring and operator control during bench tests, debugging and tuning vehicle behavior (PID & thrusters), post‑test review with plotted telemetry, and creating demo/screenshot artifacts for reporting.
Voted Dark. On a dashboard watching trucks move from gate to dock all day, dark is easier on the eyes, and the 3D bars and route lines glow against it. Light is clean, but dark makes the live movement the focus.
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