Hmmm... yes, I think you have a point. The motes developed @ UC-Berkeley have honeywell accelerometers installed on them that are pretty small (abt 1cmx1cm). Although, they are 2-dimensional. But, honeywell has a plethora of these devices on their website, so I think that there is a hullabaloo about something that is already existent. Nevertheless, I would like to see these devices being used in our daily lives!
I have been working on identifying activities (with some success:-) ) of humans using accelerometers placed in clothing, so I believe that the vision of Vigna is something that is quite realizable! I hope to see this technology successful...
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Hmmm... yes, I think you have a point. The motes developed @ UC-Berkeley have honeywell accelerometers installed on them that are pretty small (abt 1cmx1cm). Although, they are 2-dimensional. But, honeywell has a plethora of these devices on their website, so I think that there is a hullabaloo about something that is already existent. Nevertheless, I would like to see these devices being used in our daily lives!
I have been working on identifying activities (with some success :-) ) of humans using accelerometers placed in clothing, so I believe that the vision of Vigna is something that is quite realizable! I hope to see this technology successful...