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RE: Datalogging with the NXT
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lugnet.robotics
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Wed, 31 Oct 2007 14:04:01 GMT
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> My question is, has anybody else done this? Is anyone else thinking of
> doing it? I'd love to see some more data like this, but I can't run off
> to a major theme every weekend. Surely some coaster enthusiast has done
> this sort of thing before, but I've found no links to it. Anyone?
There was a TV show on the Discovery Channel or one of the other science
channels a couple of years back on exactly this topic. It was one of the
"kids do science things" type of show. They used some other logging device.
Unfortunately I have no other recollection.
Try a Google on "acceleration roller coaster measurement".
http://www.4emme.it/PDF/ES_Superman.pdf is one paper that seems to have
similar graphs to your.
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| OK, I've got to admit that this isn't exactly "robotics". In fact, it must be about the smallest "robot" I've ever made, in that it was really just the NXT and a single sensor, with a few 3L pins and a studless beam to secure the sensor. But the (...) (17 years ago, 31-Oct-07, to lugnet.robotics)
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