Software Simplifies Motion Sensing
July 6, 2010 by Randy Frank
Filed under Accelerometer, Featured, Motion, Sensor-specific software
Motion sensing is one of the hottest sensing areas. Using microelectromechanical systems (MEMS)-based accelerometers and gyroscopes, systems designers are adding motion sensing to smart phones and other handheld products, as well as games, movies and even medical applications. To simplify the use of its MEMS sensors, Kionix has developed a software engine called Gesture Designer. This tool allows developers to easily create, evaluate and implement motion-based gestures based on the algorithms built into the company’s KXTF9 tri-axial accelerometer. With the algorithms, users can access12 tap-enabled, application-specified functions.
For more information about the Gesture Designer, you need to talk to Kionix. (607-257-1080). Kionix Website.
For more information about Kionix KXTF9 accelerometer, click here.



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