ShakerRacer

Post by **Monty** » 02 Mar 2008, 12:40

flotron wrote: ShakerRacer - Real RC car controlled with the N95 acceleration sensor

I’ve just found something truly amazing; something that takes the acceleration sensor of a mobile phone to the next level and use it to control something more realistic and literally “bigger” than an application that is running on the phone itself.

Since the API to read the data of the acceleration sensor of the Nokia N95 has been released a short time ago, a lot of applications using it have been released. Some examples are the original moving ball-application from Nokia, the light sabre or Accelerinvaders. It’s finally possible to reach a bigger target audience than a few months ago wh... .. .

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ShakerRacer - The sci-fi thing - full story

Sincerely yours,
Flotron ft. Apoc'

Found this on the Symbian Freak forum (great place for Symbian information and news)

Dae, why not have a shot at it??

Samaya · Post by **Samaya** » 03 Mar 2008, 08:14

That is cool. Problem is with BT range. If you have BT1 then you have a theoretical limit of 10m, with BT2 I heard its about 40m.

Do you know what a Bluetooth module is?

Hman · Post by **Hman** » 03 Mar 2008, 08:23

I have a 100m (unobstructed) range on my Motorola

Post by **Monty** » 03 Mar 2008, 08:52

Samaya wrote:That is cool. Problem is with BT range. If you have BT1 then you have a theoretical limit of 10m, with BT2 I heard its about 40m.

Do you know what a Bluetooth module is?

BlueTooth class 1 is 1m
BlueTooth class 2 is 10m
BlueTooth class 3 is 100m

Bluetooth on Wiki

Samaya · Post by **Samaya** » 03 Mar 2008, 10:30

Thanks for the correction