Traceback (most recent call last):
File "G:\Git\Arduino-IMU\parselogs.py", line 92, in
pitch = re.search("PCH:(-?[0-9]+.[0-9]+)", dataString).group(1)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'group'

Line plots are currently just using evenly-spaced datapoints, while the time gap between datapoints varies from 0.1 to 0.3 seconds. So a bit misrepresented.

Is time as currently read from the CSV recognised as time by Python? It is by Excel.

Probably want the date and start time as the title or subtitle, and time in seconds from start as the x-axis.

MainTesting_BMW was producing 118 lines of "cleaned" data from 2090 lines raw.

Script doesn't complete after showing matplotlib figures, so it crashes if run a second time unless they are closed manually.

Leaves a big empty space at the right hand side. MainTesting_BMW plot axis goes to 900s with only ~807 seconds of data.

AccX values are always xxx.87 and GyroX values are always xxxx.95.

Sort of implies the decimal part of the number is not actually valid.

Is this the IMU doing something weird or our parsing code?

Need to move the datetime code to the reader loop instead of being at the end.

Numbers for the sensors now have a tiny amount added in the ~15th decimal place,
e.g. 66.920000000000002 instead of just 66.92