MAF Sensor
MAF sensors measure the incoming air into the engine. This video shows how they work and some limited testing procedures. Includes Vane and Hot-wire sensors. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
HowTo Clean Nikon D70s Sensor
Here is a short video tutorial showing you how to check for dust on your sensor and clean your sensor using the blower method. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Nintendo Wii Sensor Bar Demystified
After a little detective work done by my bros, I explain exactly what the Wii's "sensor" bar is and why you don't necessarily need one. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Thales integrated sensor mast
Innovative integrated sensor mast module under development by Thales and incorporating three new naval sensor systems: - the Sea Master 400 non-rotating, four-face, phased array S-band volume search radar; - the Sea Watcher 100 non-rotating, four-face, phased array X-band surface surveillance radar; and - the Gatekeeper infrared/electro-optical 360-deg. panoramic surveillance and alerting system. Uploaded for Aviation Week's Ares defense weblog [http://www.aviationweek.com/aw/blogs/defense/]. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
electric stimulus / myoelectric sensor ( Daito Manabe )
Hands move face. device Masaki Teruoka and Katsuhiko Harada January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
How to Make a Wireless Wii Sensor Bar
The title explains it all: How to Make a Wireless Wii Sensor Bar. A correction: When I say AA battery in the video, I actually mean AAA battery. Yes, I suck at life, but don't care enough to change it =) If you have any questions, post on the comments and I or someone else should be able to help you. -Also, I am planning on making an IR transmitter with a longer range. I noticed that the range on this sensor bar is only about 10 or so feet; it is really finicky or doesn't work at all beyond that. I'll let you know how that goes. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Dust-Aid: DSLR Camera Sensor Cleaning Video
Dust-Aid Instruction Video on how to clean your DSLR camera sensor filter. You can find more info regarding Dust-Aid at: http://www.Dust-Aid.com January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Wireless Sensor Networks: Technology and Applications
Wireless sensor networks are destined to see widespread adoption in such diverse sectors as industrial process control, health care, and home automation. The promise and application domain of this field continues to grow, but several false-starts have limited deployments to date. Recent technological breakthroughs in reliability and power consumption have enabled new "industrial strength" networks to finally deliver on the promise of this exciting technology. Brutal standards battles between multi-billion-dollar companies attest to the commercial impact that the technology is now enjoying. This talk will cover some of the history of the field, along with the problems and their solutions, commercial applications, and research directions. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
O2 sensor Bench Test
This is a comparison of 2 wideband O2 sensors for a Honda Civic VX. The first is a new Bosch sensor #13246(Made by NTK) that has an internal fault. The second is a known good unit by NTK from a functioning 1995 VX. Pay attention to the erratic voltage of the Bosch sensor. At one point it even fails to respond. The used NTK has a rapid but steady voltage fluxuation as heat is added, then removed from the tip. This is normal operation. When at operating temperature, the change from 0.9v to 0.1v should be in the approximate 1 second range. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
How a Pixel Gets its Color | Bayer Sensor | Digital Image
This video explains how pixels are assigned RGB values using a bayer filter system. It is one of the many bonus lessons on my new DVD, Photoshop Crash Course which will teach you how to think in Photoshop terms. This particular video was made to help explain how pixels are assigned colors and why this is important when working in Photoshop. I hope that you will enjoy it. Please be sure to visit my blog for free tips and photography information. If you are a beginner getting into photography, I know it will help. Best Wishes! http://www.michaelthemaven.com January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
NXTway-GS (Gyro Sensor) : LEGO Mindstorms NXT Segway
NXTway with a gyro sensor powered by nxtOSEK. http://lejos-osek.sourceforge.net/ NXTway-GS Simulation with MATLAB/Simulink : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHPlGTLQHRc You can download NXTway-GS Simulink models and documents describe the controller algorithm from http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/19147 January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
myoelectric sensor + slider + electromagnet (Daito + Motoi)
Sound and Programming: Daito Manabe Device programming:Motoi Ishibashi Table fixture design:Seiichi Saito myoelectric sensor:Masaki Teruoka January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Using ThinkPad Motion Sensor to Play Tux Racer
This video shows Tux Racer being played on a ThinkPad T43 and using the built-in motion sensor the ThinkPad has to direct Tux the penguin. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Joystiq video: candles replace Wii sensor bar
Instead of waiting for a retail wireless sensor bar, or hacking your own, use two candles spaced several inches apart to control your Wii! January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
myoelectric sensor (Daito Manabe)
Daito Manabe:programming Masaki Teruoka:myoelectic sensor triggering a sound(right hand) and sampling+loop(left hand) January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
myoelectric sensor /face ver. (Daito Manabe)
face ver. Sensor is developed by Masaki Teruoka. Programming is supported by Taiji Sawai January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
Future Weapons: Sensor Fuzed Weapon
Mack gets a demonstration of the world's most powerful cluster bomb. January 9th, 2009 by Admin | No Comments »
