I am brainstorming on how to do relatively accurate weighing scale for fish on a boat under different seastate conditions.
I know other companies use a second load cell together with calibration data and some heavy math to do the same with sucess. The issue with this is that it takes some time to compute the sample data to estimate the G-force used to compute the weight.
To me the obvious choice would be to get a 9-axis IMU together with a loadcell to counter the G-forces to get accurate measurements. If the IMU delivers an accurate G-force I would not have to consider the above solution.
- What accuracy can I expect from a high grade 9 axis IMU?
- Is a good IMU the way to go about solving this problem?
My budget is around 2000USD per item.