Recently I’ve become interested in the sensors that live inside Android devices, and how to use them. It turns out that interacting with them is a little on the non-obvious side, as is interpreting the read-outs. So I drew some graphs. [Update: The graphs were wrong. So I deleted them. But I’m about to post a better version.]
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From: Kevin Reid (Apr 21 2012, at 05:51)
Are these graphs at maximum sample rate?
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From: Richard (Apr 25 2012, at 11:24)
Have you seen this? http://www.cs.ucdavis.edu/~hchen/paper/hotsec11.pdf
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From: Eric Dobbs (May 07 2012, at 23:18)
Thanks for the inspiration. I've now got real-time charts rendered on html5 canvas via javascript apis modeled on these you've posted (may loose some points here for only testing with iOS):
http://dobbse.net/turtle/tilt/touch.html
And that in turn inspired an interactive visualization I like even better:
http://dobbse.net/turtle/tilt/
Slightly more details here:
http://dobbse.net/thinair/2012/05/touchmove-deviceorientation-devicemotion.html
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