SUMMARY
This discussion focuses on calculating the location of a specific object, such as a right hand, using non-visual methods like radio triangulation and accelerometers. The user seeks to track a single object with precise measurements, including distance from a ground sensor and height. Suggestions include using a transponder for tracking and exploring sonar technology, specifically referencing Disney's Touche sensor. The need for clear design specifications is emphasized for effective proposal development.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of radio triangulation techniques
- Familiarity with accelerometer technology
- Knowledge of sonar tracking methods
- Experience with transponder systems
NEXT STEPS
- Research the implementation of radio triangulation for object tracking
- Explore the use of accelerometers in motion detection
- Investigate sonar technology applications for tracking single objects
- Learn about transponder systems and their tracking capabilities
USEFUL FOR
This discussion is beneficial for engineers, designers, and developers interested in motion tracking technologies, particularly those exploring non-visual tracking methods for specific objects.