On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 3:13 AM, Shane Hathaway sh...@hathawaymix.org wrote:
Also, don't forget the Wiimote approach. (Infrared camera + 16 emitters.)
Shane
One small problem is each Wiimote can only detect up to 4 sources of
infrared at a time so you would need at a minimum 4 Wiimotes. Also
Sasha Pachev wrote:
Question for EE geeks. I want to have something like this. Sensor A,
Sensor B, Sensor C, let's say up to 16 sensors. Each separated from
each other by no more than 2 meters at any given time. Each sensor
needs to be small enough that if you attached it to the body and tried
Shane Hathaway wrote:
Sasha Pachev wrote:
Question for EE geeks. I want to have something like this. Sensor A,
Sensor B, Sensor C, let's say up to 16 sensors. Each separated from
each other by no more than 2 meters at any given time. Each sensor
needs to be small enough that if you attached
Question for EE geeks. I want to have something like this. Sensor A,
Sensor B, Sensor C, let's say up to 16 sensors. Each separated from
each other by no more than 2 meters at any given time. Each sensor
needs to be small enough that if you attached it to the body and tried
to run you would not
Sasha Pachev sa...@asksasha.com writes:
Questions:
- What is the technical term for something like this?
This is generally called a motion capture system. It sounds like you
specifically want a magnetic motion capture system. The base station
projects a magnetic field, and each sensor has
