Sentences with phrase «uses ir»

Designed and implemented the software and firmware for a device which uses IR beams to detect the swing of a golf club.

The SmartControl 2.0 uses the IR Blaster on the Honor 7 and allows you to control any devices that are Infrared enabled.

Animoji uses the IR system on the iPhone X TrueDepth camera system to periodically update a depth map but it uses the RGB camera constantly to track and match facial movement and expressions.

Karbonn has added IR blaster and Peel Smart Remote App (free on Google Play) that uses IR blaster on phones to convert any smartphone into a smart remote control.

A built - in screen recording function is nifty, and there's even a remote control app that uses the IR blaster.

It uses an IR sensor that detects body heat, so tree branches or shifting shadows won't set the motion detector off.

The Huawei P20 Pro also has a Smart Controller app that uses the IR transmitter on the phone's top edge.

I'm also a fan of Motorola's Moto Display, which uses IR sensors to detect your presence and show interactive notifications in a limited state.

One note though: It doesn't use the accelerometers to do this, it uses the IR, so make sure your still pointing the wiimote @ the screen while you do it.

And the reason (I'm guessing) that the screen is inset is because it's uses IR touch, unlike the Aura and Voyage, both of which use a capacitive touch screen.

It uses a IR sensor, which is the same screen tech the new Nook Glowlight 3 utilizes.

If the sony remote was only meant to control 1 device then they could have made it a lot simpler like a Boxee Box remote as well as smaller, but it uses the IR blasters to control multiple devices and the keyboard really comes in handy when your watching tv and want to see if a movie or tv show is on and just type in the show name and find it listed as well as making season passes to programs.

It uses a IR sensor, which is the same screen tech the new Nook Glowlight 3 uses.

This is primary because almost every large screen device uses IR technology and the ones that use Carta have a dip in the screen.

you mean like using the irs to target ovama's opponents and keep them out of two election cycles?

Research projects currently underway or under development include using iRest with:

In Phase 2 (14 days), 10 participants used the Dreampad Pillow ® and sleep hygiene, nine used the iRest meditation and sleep hygiene, and 10 continued sleep hygiene only.

Using the iRest ® meditation program during nighttime awakenings may also help people to fall back to sleep more quickly.

Honda used IR technology rather than radio waves because many Japanese traffic lights already have IR transmitters, and the government plans to overall and expand the V2I transmitters within the next two or three years.

We used that IR window until we got the frontlight working, because that would burn away that sepia layer.»

Some people never use their IR Blaster and wireless charging is a nice feature, but not for what the Droid Turbo 2 costs.

Other highlights include Remote Control which lets you use the IR blaster on the top to control your TV while Smart Connect is a useful way of assigning rules to connected devices like headphones and speakers.

You'll see that it doesn't work; it would work if the screen were using IR.

The Kobo still lags a bit, and they use IR for their touchscreen which allot of other companies do it.

Their screens use IR (infrared) to sense where your finger is on - screen, although they don't tend to require actual contact with the screen itself.

The new Nook Glowlight 3 has the same screen and resolution as the Nook Glowlight Plus, except it utilizes a sunken screen using IR.

Using an IR touchscreen, it's quite easy to turn pages accidentally — unlike a capacitive screen it'll respond to any object big enough, rather than just conductive ones.

This ereader doesn't use the standard ereader touchscreen type — most use an IR - based system — but the capacitive type, which only reacts to conductive surfaces rather than anything solid.

The responsiveness of the display was on par with other devices using an IR touchscreen system.

Design The new Nook comes in smaller and lighter than the previous Nook and features a touch screen using IR sensors — similar to those found in the Sony Readers and Kobo.

Brightness, font - size, and other options are all controlled by finicky draggable bars when they'd be better suited software buttons, since it's still using IR touch tech.

RC Car: The RC Car is powered by vibrations in the Joy - Con controllers and can follow a path of reflective tape by using the IR Motion Camera in the right Joy - Con controller — it even works in the dark!

Early last year I had the pleasure of reviewing Dangerous Hunts 2011, which changed the face of the hunting genre by including an actually gun peripheral that used IR technology, like the Wii Remote, to create a point - and - shoot experience similar to many hunting arcade games.

Included in the kit are reflective stickers that can be used to create a path that can be used to set your car to auto - drive along a specific route using the IR Motion Camera on the Right Joy - Con controller.

It facilitates the way you add friends to your friends list by allowing you to tap them in with the stylus instead of type out their friend codes using the IR communication built into the game card.

It'll even use the IR sensor!

To show the difference, studies by the University of Alaska, used IR transparent polyethylene, and IR opaque glass, for green houses.

This was tempered by my knowledfe of guidance systems that use IR to track a target and the difficuties therin,

Measure the temperatures of sea ice, ocean surface, and cloud tops using IR images and sensors deployed on the USCG C - 130

Are you guys trying to use the IR given off by the earth's surface (or your house, or body, or whatever else is handy) to do something useful, like work, or boil water?

All you need to do to see this is to use a IR thermometer and measure a grassy surface and compare it to asphalt, does anyone not think a 20 - 40F difference doesn't matter?

Two colour pyrometers use IR filters to isolate emission bands of the target [in our case hot, oxidised aluminium].

Hell, I've used IR innumerable times to identify chemical compounds!

All these technologies use the IR radiation emitted from the objects being scanned, at least according to all the various manufacturers I am familiar with.

Now if Angstrom had used an IR camera to determine what fraction of the photons were able to make the trip without being absorbed and were available for creating an image of the IR source, then his analysis would have made more sense.

Heat the container to some high temperature... As the hot N2 puffs into the room temperature container, take a video using an IR camera.

As the hot N2 puffs into the room temperature container, take a video using an IR camera.

Use a IR thermometer aimed at open sky, and you'll be impressed at how cool the sky appears.

You won't detect any IR bandwidths that don't show up in the absorption / emission spectrum using an IR spectrometer.

You can use IR blaster to control TV, AC and other electronic appliances.