Thank you, I have been reading this example and it helps me understand the system a lot.
The RPK/INS correction is your proprietary and done inside a closed source library (.a file). This is totally fine, but the example firmware only demonstrates correction in real time assuming Base RTCM data stream from UART or BT or HTTP.
I am looking to implement Post Processing, the firmware stores the IMU and GNSS raw data into on-board memory, then receive archived Base RTCM data stored in the past, to run your proprietary library. Can you tell me if this is something that can be achieved with your proprietary library without limitations? Does your proprietary library have some restrictions, like it has to be run based on realtime/live data? Does it have restrictions it has to be run in combination with some hardware & firmware? In other words, do you limit your proprietary library to run only on the OpenRTK module, or can it be ported run on any ARM processor?