Sentences with phrase «of gyroscope»

The camera can shoot 4K video, and though it doesn't have optical image stabilization, it uses a combination of the gyroscope and software to steady your videos all the same.

Google had apparently made use of Gyroscope dependent EIS for stabilizing the footage shot on the Pixel and Pixel XL.

It was pretty cool to use at first, but I felt like Ocarina 3D's effects were far too sensitive and strong, not to mention keeping them on made the use of the gyroscope a lot more awkward and uncomfortable on your eyes.

Features may include, but are not limited to the game demo being context aware between clamshell and tablet mode, use of touch screen, use of gyroscope, accelerometer or other platform sensors.

The use of the gyroscope to act as a camera is flawed with the Game Pad.

The integration of a gyroscope sensor and the presence of the SoundAlive audio system may appeal to ardent gamers as well.

Other hardware goodies include the addition of a gyroscope, bringing the iPad ever closer to the Microsoft Kinect, and two more camera's for video conferencing.

The use of the gyroscope to act as a camera is flawed with the Game Pad.

So Dawn will be spinning up two of the gyroscope - like devices to aid the thrusters.

Using a set of gyroscopes linked together, physicists explored the behavior of a material whose structure is arranged randomly, instead of an orderly lattice.

But next, trying to find which conditions were truly essential, they modified the pattern of the gyroscopes.

Step 3: Look for changes in the alignment of the gyroscopes, seeing how far out of alignment they'd been dragged by Earth's gravitational influence.

Gravity Probe B measured slight canting of the spins of gyroscopes to measure two effects of general relativity.

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.

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.

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.

Another gameplay feature updated is the use of the gyroscopes that let gamers move there system to either look around in first - person or aim to shoot in first - person.

Thanks to a set of gyroscopes attached to the trampolines, you make your avatar jump by jumping on the trampoline yourself!

Not exact matches

It is the gyroscope of the ship of state.

In retirement he reflected that «the gyroscope at the center of any educational system... is its dominant conception of knowledge,» and in literature the ruling definition of knowledge implied that «there are no facts, only interpretations.»

Without this gyroscope, it is difficult for pastors to keep their balance in the midst of all that is required of them and all that happens to them, for good and fur ill.

I have followed with interest developments over the last few years in the emerging field of impact sensors: small microchip - sized accelerometers and gyroscopes embedded in mouth guards, chin straps, skull caps, ear buds, skin patches and attached to the inside and outside of helmets which, in either send data to sideline personnel or flash an alert about a heavy hit.

Besides security - related applications — and the privacy concerns that such technology might raise — everyday electronics could also make use of terahertz chips to enable all sorts of technical wizardry, much like the cameras, accelerometers and gyroscopes in today's cell phones.

Whether you're in the stands cheering or part of the team, you'll take high definition photos and videos with ease, thanks to the built - in gyroscope for anti-shaking and image stabilization.

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.

Two years ago, the team observed an odd behavior in their gyroscopes: at certain frequencies, they could set off a wave that traveled around the edges of the material in one direction only.

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

Because gyroscopes move in three dimensions, if you connect them with springs and spin them with motors, you can observe all kinds of things about the rules that govern how objects move together.

GP - B consists of four rotating, ping - pong ball — size spheres that act as sensitive gyroscopes.

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

A more recent application used a whole fleet of smartphone sensors — including the gyroscope, accelerometer, light sensor and magnetism - measuring magnetometer — to guess PINs.

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.

Celebrated for his pendulum experiment in 1851, Foucault also produced decisive evidence against the particle theory of light, invented the gyroscope, perfected the reflecting telescope and measured the sun's distance

The team devised a bike with a minimal trail and with discs that rotate in the opposite direction of its wheels to cancel the gyroscope effect.

Some argue the rotating wheels act like a gyroscope to help the bicycle correct itself; others believe the «trail» (the angle between a bike's steering axis and its point of contact with the ground) forces the bike into a stabilizing turn.

The researchers made sure, for instance, that the minute vibrations of the spinning gyroscopes that kept the telescope pointed at its target would not drown out the signal from a planet.

The gyroscopes are the most perfectly spherical man - made objects in existence; if inflated to the size of Earth, they would have mountains no more than eight feet high.

Four gyroscopes, each the size of a Ping - Pong ball, form the heart of the experiment.

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.

Designed by Harvard researcher Zachary Manchester, about half the wafer consists of a solar cell for generating electricity, and the rest includes a small microprocessor, a radio transceiver and magnetometer, and a gyroscope for navigation and orientation.

One is geodetic precession, in which the curvature of space - time around a massive object, such as Earth, induces a slight wobble in an orbiting gyroscope.

To measure these minor deformations, scientists sent four gyroscopes into space in a mission called Gravity Probe B. And they found that after circling the Earth some 5000 times the gyroscopes» angle of spin had changed, ever - so - slightly, in response to the Earth's gravitational pull.

NASA's Gravity Probe B satellite is now searching for this elusive effect by monitoring how Earth's spin influences a set of ultrasensitive gyroscopes.

GP - B contains ultraprecise gyroscopes made up of nearly perfect spheres of fused quartz.

BeppoSAX has only one gyroscope that still works, but if it fails, a clever software fix will soon allow the craft to navigate, says John Heise of the Space Research Organization Netherlands in Utrecht.

«The combination of micro scale navigation aiding sensors will provide navigation accuracy that a traditional IMU — equipped with only accelerometers and gyroscopes — can not accomplish,» the agency says.

«Two objects we found to be very interesting were compasses and gyroscopes,» said García - Garibay, who also is dean of physical sciences in the UCLA College.

«Gyroscope» molecules form crystal that's both solid and full of motion: New type of molecular machine designed by researchers could have wide - ranging applications in technology and science.»

Now, UCLA researchers have formed a crystal out of molecules that resemble gyroscopes with solid frames.

However, trapped charges in the niobium made the gyroscopes far less round electrically; an Earth - sized map of a sphere's voltage landscape would sport peaks as high as Mount Everest.