Recently, two gaming systems featuring motion sensors have been launched. One of the new gaming systems is the Microsoft Kinect, which has been designed for Xbox 360.
NIX has launched its new series of digital picture frames with motion sensors called Hu-Motion frames, that will operate and switch off intuitively, sensing human motions.
Cobham declares the release of its novel advancement, the Wire-free Sensor Network Node or Nugget. The Nugget is a completely mobile-networked unattended terrain sensing unit featuring five interior integrated sensors in it. This system is best suited for covert inspection purposes involving the identification of people coming in and out of an infra-structure or for asset security.
Elbit Systems Electro Optical ancillary El-Op has launched its hyperspectral (HS) smart payload system called, Chariot of Fire at the Aerospace Israel convention, 2010.
IXYS Corporation’s subsidiary Zilog, a provider of application oriented embedded micro controller (MCU) system-on-chip (SoC) solutions, has launched an innovative detection and control technology named ZMOTION ideal for motion sensing applications such as lighting control, person sensing and other power controlling applications.
SignalQuest, a pioneer in precision microsensor configuration and manufacture, has launched its new SQ-MIN-200 Omnidirectional Tilt and Vibration Sensor, which is a secondary product within a novel series with nano-power, low profile, micromechanical sensors.
STMicroelectronics, a global provider of automotive MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) sensors and ICs, has unveiled a novel series of intense-g acceleration sensing units for improved airbag systems.
VTI Technologies, a developer and producer of sensors that can sense angular motion, inclination and acceleration, has released the small 3-axis gyro sensor called CMR3000.
Kionix, a subsidiary of Japan-based ROHM, has unveiled two gyros named dual-axis KGY12 and tri-axis KGY13 to serve the consumer equipment market and three accelerometers named KXTH9, KXTG9 and KXTI9.
When Microsoft launched its new motion sensing game, Kinect, it would not have expected hackers to go after it with a vengeance. With Adafruit issuing an open challenge that is exactly what happened.
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