Sentences with phrase «gyroscopes on»

To prevent this from happening, the engineers used their experience of gyroscopes on other missions to come up with a workaround that would extend the life of the gyros by relying more on the star trackers.

Radio telemetry from minuscule magnetometers and gyroscopes on the deployed Sprites would then be used to track the spacecraft as they shift, spin and tumble, to better understand their orbital dynamics.

Tools of the trade include tiny gyroscopes on a moth's head and a flight plan that may send bees to their watery grave

Players will have two options for controlling their drones, either by the gyroscope on the handset, or using a virtual D - Pad, along with a few other options for successful navigation.

When you turn the gyroscope on and enter this third - person mode, the game no longer requires you to manually run towards the ball: it does that part for you.

And talking of games, we do have gyroscope on this one, which was absent on the touted Honor 7X.

We felt that the Gyroscope on Honor 9 Lite was not as responsive as Gyroscopes on other smartphones.

Not exact matches

I use an app called Gyroscope that helps you stay on track with goals that you have.

(Note: Hyperlapse is only available on apple products... sadly, the necessary gyroscope software doesn't yet exist on android).

Atom interferometers might be used in spacecraft as inertial navigation systems that would be more accurate than current devices, which rely on laser gyroscopes.

Some of the other projects involve the development of proton exchange membrane for fuel cell application, a gyroscope based on micro-electromechanical technology and research on innovative engineering materials to fabricate ceramic membranes that can partially oxidize methane to syngas used as feedstock in commercial methanol production.

Experiments on fruit flies suggest their stabilisation systems are similar to the gyroscopes of early aeroplanes.

When the user tapped on the app's keyboard, the app covertly recorded both the key input and the simultaneous microphone and gyroscope readings to learn the sound and feel of each keystroke.

Finally, to measure forces acting on his skull, the researchers mounted an inch - long accelerometer and gyroscope onto a small round tin and tied it all on top of Jeff's head with a black mesh do - rag that knotted securely under his chin.

Unlike many other riderless - bike robots, it does not use internal gyroscopes to stay upright, but depends on steering alone.

Einstein's theory predicted that the orientation of the gyroscopes should slowly drift due to two phenomena: the geodetic effect, or Earth's warping of space - time due to its mass, and frame - dragging, the tug on space - time that occurs as Earth rotates on its axis.

In May, after trying for six years to understand anomalies in the gyroscopes» spin, Stanford University astrophysicist Francis Everitt reported that Einstein was correct on both counts.

One might think these two instruments have nothing in common, but they do: both technologies are based on precise measurement the spin of the atom, the gyroscope - like motion of the electrons and the nucleus.

Schwartz spent the first 2 years of his Ph.D. at Thales working on a new generation of ring - laser gyroscopes, devices able to measure movement.

(Less massive bodies also cause frame dragging on a smaller scale; NASA's Gravity Probe B launched in 2004 to measure the frame - dragging effects of Earth's rotation with sensitive gyroscopes.)

Sensing units are positioned on the pitcher's scapula, humerus, forearm and sternum, and information is gathered from 3D gyroscopes, 3D magnetometers and 3D accelerometers.

Engineers measure the corrective force on calibrated gyroscopes to keep aircraft and ballistic missiles on a level course.

He continued: «If people feel odd and want to check their cardiac status, they can simply lie down, place the phone on their chest, take an accelerometer and gyroscope measurement, then use the app to analyse the result.

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This system in turn relies on six gyroscopes, which help the Hubble maintain its orientation in relation to the Earth.

The sensors are more sensitive than the gyroscopes, but the combination of gyroscopes and the sensors can keep the HST fixed on a target for hours, despite the telescope's orbital motion.

In January, SOHO controllers changed the spacecraft's software so that it could operate without gyroscopes and use other tools on the spacecraft to figure out its attitude.

The Score Attack mode which has you playing through campaign levels again for high scores is also strangely addicting, the 3DS version also supports Gyroscope controls which work well, but I personally preferred to play without them, along with new gorgeous updated graphics that look even better in 3D (seriously this game is made better in every way with 3D effect turned on).

Sadly star fox 3ds besides the enchaced graphics doesn» t offers much extra content, the new things are a level select mode (score attack) and a gyroscope feature that allows to control the arwing by steering the device in different directions unfortunatly that feature is not recommended with 3d on beacause the efect is lost by the movement and is way better if you play it with the circle pad.

With Federation Force on the Nintendo 3DS, the series went back to the lock - on setup of the first two entries but enabled an optional gyroscope - powered motion aim - assist.

The gyroscope can also be used for stuff on board too like happening space or other board events.

There's also gyroscope support however there's no real word on how that's implemented.

There's also gyroscope support however there's no real word on...

The former is a gyroscope - controlled Pac - Man game set in a rainbow - colored world a la Pac - Man Championship Edition, arguably the greatest spin on the dot - chomping, ghost - eating formula.

Interestingly enough, it works quite well on the touch screen and I was surprised that Team Ninja even incorporated the gyroscope of the PS Vita as well which changes the view.

The gyroscope feature works well but can become a little annoying if you want to lazily lay on the couch.

â $ The gamepad just screams new innovations for gameplay and is a perfect match when thinking about using the gyroscope as a handheld wheel like in Mario Kart Wii and showing data on the screen such as a map, telemetry, speedo, or rear view mirror.

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«Mitchell was a rock - solid, centered leader with a great gyroscope that kept him balanced, yet relentlessly focused on equity, evidence of what's best for children and the pursuit of a path with integrity.

Obviously the micro screen isn't suited to all types of mobile learning, but it has direct applications for in - the - moment and on - the - job performance improvement to immediately alert workers when they are performing a task incorrectly (or unsafely) through motion - sensor technologies like accelerometers, gyroscopes, compasses, and pressure - sensors.

[63] «Active Lean» operates using an on - board computers on each side of the front suspension to calculate the degree of lean needed based on input from the steering mechanism, the gyroscope angle and speed.

Sensors on the phone include Proximity sensor, Accelerometer, Ambient light sensor and Gyroscope.

Motorola also says the device «delivers console - like gaming performance on its 1280 × 800 display, and features a built - in gyroscope, barometer, e-compass, accelerometer and adaptive lighting for new types of applications.

You need to turn this feature on if you like to switch orientation with any regularly because this device does not have a built in accelerometer or gyroscope.

A built - in Gyroscope offers hands - on motion control for the latest Android games.

Sensors on the phone include regular fingerprint sensor / under display fingerprint sensor, gravity sensor, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, and gyroscope.

The onboard sensors on the Samsung SM - G9298 include accelerometer, barometer, a fingerprint sensor, and gyroscope.

There is no accelerometer or gyroscope built into this new model and instead relies on software elements while you are reading a book or surfing the internet.

We have not heard any details regarding whether or not this tech has a built in accelerometer or gyroscope, so I can't comment if this functionality will transpire later on.

Built - in 3 - axis gyroscope coupled with an accelerometer for advanced motion sensing Built - in Wi - Fi for Internet connectivity anywhere there is a hotspot HD video player which supports up to 1080p HD videos Use the HDMI connection to watch videos on a HDTV Front facing camera Built - in voice record to take notes, lectures or reminders Preloaded with «EDAN» - Ematic's Digital Assistant & Navigator with voice - to - text technology to search for movie times, nearby restaurants, and more