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Twiz - Tiny Wireless IMUz by Tangible Display - Motion Sensing, IntherHacktivity, Art Performance, Music Control

Twiz - Tiny Wireless IMUz by Tangible Display - Motion Sensing, IntherHacktivity, Art Performance, Music Control | Digital #MediaArt(s) Numérique(s) | Scoop.it
We looked for tiny, autonomous, easy to connect to, and 9 Degrees of Freedom IMU, but none of the available wireless motion sensors were affordable enough to really unlock creativity, so we built one.
In a few points, here are the specs:
  • 9 DoF with on-board sensor fusion (more explanation below)
  • Easy to connect with BLE: good for computer + smartphone + tablet connection possible (lower power than WiFi)
  • Compact & autonomous: Embeds a CR2032 battery holder (available in any corner shops, gas stations…)
  • Size of a coin cell battery!
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SensorTape - Imagine a Sensor Tape you can cut and assemble

SensorTape is a modular and dense sensor network in a form factor of a tape. It enables intuitive deployment of sensor arrays, as SensorTape is modular, it can be cut and joined in an arbitrary order.

 

SensorTape is just a research prototype at this point, but we may explore turning it into a product in the near future. Please enter your information in the form below

 

docs.google.com/SensorTape


Via nay-seven
nay-seven's curator insight, March 11, 2016 7:28 AM
Imagine a kind of sensor tape you can cut, assemble as you need. A lot of possibilities in this prototype !  A kind of  leap motion you can hack and adapt to your project. I will be curious to test it in Usine Hollyhock.