Thread: A Real BALANCING Act !?
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certainly a possibility.
Posted by Ken Leung at 1/9/2001 5:44 AM EST


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In Reply to: A Real BALANCING Act !?
Posted by KeithL on 1/9/2001 3:05 AM EST:



It is certainly a possibility to use the gyro to balance. And since you are measuring the change of angular velocity, you can do a pretty good estimate along with some other helping out device. The issue is to build a rather delicate/perfect machine that can control its motion really well. You want to be slow to be balancing.


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