The GPS should help with that...
On 10/15/07, Kero van Gelder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > But not while walking... Differentiating between motions and situations
> will
> > be a big challenge.
>
> Once my Neo knows how I walk, it can detect that I am walking and subtract
> the walking
> patte
> But not while walking... Differentiating between motions and situations will
> be a big challenge.
Once my Neo knows how I walk, it can detect that I am walking and subtract the
walking
pattern from the accelero data. Remaining data contains noise from walking
(hopefully noisy enough to go unde
But not while walking... Differentiating between motions and situations will
be a big challenge.
On 10/15/07, Alexey Feldgendler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 21:57:52 +0200, Ortwin Regel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > It's also important to remember that the motion of picki
I think the idea is great... I've designed a few control systems using
accelerometers to time the ejection of parachutes on MPRs/HPRs (Medium/High
Power Rockets). The biggest issue is how to interpret the data.
One of the largest problems we've had to overcome with accelerometers is
averaging the
On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 21:57:52 +0200, Ortwin Regel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It's also important to remember that the motion of picking up your phone
should not lead to denial of the call... ;)
The initial proposal mentioned muting the ringer, not denying the phone.
It's perfectly OK to mute
I like the idea - especially because I always have full pockets and it takes
hours to fish the phone out ;)
Imho it should be possible to implement, a knock should give a peak you
can't reach while walking and even if it happens, it shouldn't be that
worse.
2007/10/14, Ortwin Regel <[EMAIL PROTEC
This doesn't work well because the screen moves with the phone. So if you
want to scroll right fast, you'll have trouble to see what's going on on the
screen. Scrolling should rather be done on the touchscreen because that
works really well. However, dragging the map/website as if it was physical
i
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Fabian Off wrote:
> Well, this exact idea didn't came up before, but there was a discussion
> whether an accelerometer could/should be use for input. The summary is: No,
> due to the fact the accelerations are too un-uniqe. They might happen while
ROULLAND bruno:
> Hello, this idea could be great,
> but this option could shut up the phone when you walk,no ?
Depends I think. A short knock might have a different signature. But
difficult to judge without a real device.
kindest regards,
Dietz Proepper
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On Friday 12 October 2007, Oliver wrote:
> I've had similar ideas, but haven't posted them yet. Here's one:
>
> Imagine you're surfing the internet, or checking a map, or something like
> that. We don't have a multi-touch screen, so we can't zoom out with our
> fingers like iPhone users. Zooming ou
I've had similar ideas, but haven't posted them yet. Here's one:
Imagine you're surfing the internet, or checking a map, or something like
that. We don't have a multi-touch screen, so we can't zoom out with our
fingers like iPhone users. Zooming out, though, is something we really
should be able t
I guess it might be not to hard to implement your idea. This is an
classical example of e.g. fault detection. Used in the industry to
identify "strange" sensor signals which might indicate a coming fault in
the system. The idea is to precisely identify an odd behaviour long
before a complete br
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It should be reasonably easy to tell them apart. Knocking the phone should
give a sharp peak acceleration with greater magnitude than you would get from
walking. We'll only find out by trying it though ;-)
On Friday 12 October 2007, ROULLAND bruno wrote:
> Hello, this idea could be great,
> but
On 10/12/07, Fabian Off <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Am Freitag 12 Oktober 2007 11:44:52 schrieb Dietz Proepper:
> > Hi,
> >
> > first, I'm new to this list, hello.
> >
> > Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
> > accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the
Am Freitag 12 Oktober 2007 11:44:52 schrieb Dietz Proepper:
> Hi,
>
> first, I'm new to this list, hello.
>
> Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
> accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the bandwidth.
>
> But now, for the real stuff.
> The following scenar
Dietz Proepper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote :
> Wouldn't it be more
> comfortable to simply knock at the pocket (and therefore the phone),
> detect the acceleration of the shock and shut off the bell?
I'm sure such an idea is on the wiki already, if not add it.
I like the accelerometer, so many
Hello, this idea could be great,
but this option could shut up the phone when you walk,no ?
2007/10/12, Dietz Proepper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Hi,
>
> first, I'm new to this list, hello.
>
> Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
> accelerometer. If it came up befor
Hi,
first, I'm new to this list, hello.
Second, an the reason to subscribe ;-) I've got an idea for using the
accelerometer. If it came up before, sorry for the bandwidth.
But now, for the real stuff.
The following scenario, you carry your phone in some pocket. Now it rings,
but you want it to
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