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Accelerometer
I have to develop an air mouse kind of remote. I have studied that we need to use accelerometer. Is the gyro required for two dimensional movement? i just need the x,y position of the cursor when the remote is moved. I am in a confusion whether to use gyro or not. can anyone please help me regarding this?
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29-05-2009, 09:00
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Re: Accelerometer
An accelerometer measures linear acceleration, push and pull in one direction. A Gyro measures rotational speed, spin around and axis. I would suggest a 2 axis accerlerometer, it will give readings on a x and a y axis, you can work on these to get the data you need for your mouse.
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