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08-03-2004, 19:22
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Re: IR sensors: dealing with reflections?
Two things...make sure you place the sensors in a holder that blocks off the sides. My other suggestion would be to add extra fixed sensors to test against. So if your rotating sensors pick up a signal and so do your fixed side sensors and they're not the same angle then ignore it.
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