The Wiimote does it using an IR camera and some accelerometers. It does complex image processing in combination with accelerometer readings to find its position in 3d. Precision is based on the camera's resolution and distance to the IR LEDs.
This device's precision is based only on the ultrasound frequency. 40 kHz gives approximately 1 cm resolution.
How does this compare with triangulating with IR LEDs? Is one more precise than the other?
PacoBell 2 years ago
The Wiimote does it using an IR camera and some accelerometers. It does complex image processing in combination with accelerometer readings to find its position in 3d. Precision is based on the camera's resolution and distance to the IR LEDs.
This device's precision is based only on the ultrasound frequency. 40 kHz gives approximately 1 cm resolution.
karlgluck 2 years ago
Very neat! Of course I didn't hear anything about it until it was done - parents are always the last to know.. ;-)
markgluck 2 years ago
nice!
jstich 2 years ago
Whats with the crackling/buzzing?
chestergrater 2 years ago
Oh, that's just the camera moving around. (If you're wondering, the device itself is silent)
karlgluck 2 years ago
this is pretty good!
nice work :D
mike6789k 2 years ago