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Re: hitechnic compass & NXT
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lugnet.robotics
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Tue, 10 Jan 2006 01:10:35 GMT
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On Sun, January 8, 2006 3:24 am, dan miller wrote:
> I know everyone is psyched about the NXT, but on another topic--
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> does anyone have experience with the new compass sensor from Hitechnic? In
> particular, I'm wondering what chip they use, and how sensitive it is to
> non-horizontal placement. Also, can you use raw readings to get better than
> 3.6-degree accuracy?
I got one a little while ago. It's pretty cool. With that, and one rotation
sensor, I was able to make a robot that could navigate a pre-defined course around
my house.
I'm not sure what chip is used, but I doubt you'll get better accuracy with raw
values.
I was just checking out the HiTechnic web site <http://www.hitechnic.com>. They
must have just redone it, because it looks like they're planning on making compasses
for the NXT, too.
I think he knows something... :)
Steve
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