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Optical range sensor
Has anyone tried the sensor out?
Is it realiable? Is it accurate? (and to what degree?) How fragile is it? (would violent shaking/impacts break it?) Can it be used to "track" goals? How often does it refresh range information? Anything interesting to note about it. Any ways to "spoof" or jam the sensor? (beside blocking it with a robot, duh) How quickly can it track a goal (degrees per second?) fast, very fast? slow?? Any useful information would be a great help. Thanks for anyone with any info. --Ben Mitchell |
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