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 but look at the bright side, you will now be able to size 1/4-20 nuts with your forearm and i doubt there are many people who can say that :p - Greg Needel [more] |
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Re: Additional IR Sensors?
The IR sensors actually has a 360 degree field of view. Our team tried it out (with a BetaMax remote :O) and we noticed that it could recieve a signal from any angle (if not obstructed of course). As long as you don't have anything to limit its FOV you should be fine.
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