论文信息 - Wireless inertial sensor package (WISP)

Wireless inertial sensor package (WISP)

The WISP is a novel wireless sensor that uses 3 axis magnetometers, accelerometers, and rate gyroscopes to provide a real-time measurement of its own orientation in space. Orientation data are transmitted via the Open Sound Control protocol (OSC) to a synthesis engine for interactive live dance performance.

Manjinder Singh Benning | Nigel Livingston | Bernie C. Till

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