Tom Gal wrote:
So have gyroscopes, and they are just coming out with semiconductor
based MEMS gyros that are a tenth the costs of previous ones. There's
Semiconductor based gyros (not sure if MEMS or not) have been around for
years. RC helicopters use solid state rate gyros to help with yaw
stability and have for a number of years. My dad is building an RV-7
airplane: http://www.vansaircraft.com/public/rv-7int.htm
And he is using the Blue Mountain EFIS/One instrument package:
http://www.bluemountainavionics.com/
Which has been flight ready for a few years and contains solid state
gyros (absolute position gyros, not just rate gyros) to determine the
orientation of the airplane. Really cool stuff.
programming most applications etc. Let's be realistic (my philosophy
tangent here) in 20 years 90% of people will be programmers.....it's
just what you program. Methodologies take you most of the way there,
90% of people will be programmers? How so? Or do you mean that only 90%
of programmers will be people? :)
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