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The Latest Sensors from HiTechnic
Introducing the Gyro and the IRSeeker , the latest additions to the HiTechnic sensor line adapted for the LEGO® MINDSTORMS® NXT ! Through their partnership with LEGO, HiTechnic has once again delivered two great additions to the NXT accessory group. The HiTechnic Gyro Sensor allows students to accurately...
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on 10-02-2007
Meet the Sensors: Ultrasonic Sensor
Edited 3/20/06: Some of the information regarding the sensor's ability to detect multiple objects was wrong. It has been corrected below. The ultrasonic sensor is an exciting new addition to LEGO robotics. It uses ultrasonic measurements to "see" its surroundings. The sensor works by sending...
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Meet the Sensors: Sound Sensor
The sound sensor included in the new MINDSTORMS Education NXT base set is a sophisticated sensor that allows you to use a new stimulus for directing a robot’s actions. The sensor measures dB and dBA, meaning it can tell if a command is given in a normal “inside” voice and one given in a loud “outside...
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Meet the Sensors: Light Sensor
The new light sensor is an improvement on the existing light sensor that is included in the existing MINDSTORMS for Schools set. It is a much more sensitive sensor, allowing more precision in light measurement along a scale of 0 (no light) to 100 (very bright). It is also possible to turn off the infrared...
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Meet the Sensors: Touch Sensor
The touch sensor that will be included in the new MINDSTORMS Education NXT base set is very similar to the touch sensor that is included in the existing MINDSTORMS for Schools set. The look and feel of the sensor has been updated to support the TECHNIC-based building system and to match the NXT brick...
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Meet the Sensors: Rotation Sensor
Unlike the existing MINDSTORMS for Schools, the Mindstorms NXT for Education does not have a stand-alone rotation sensor. In the NXT system, a rotation sensor is built-in each of the three servo motors, and the LCD display on the NXT brick shows the number of rotations as they are counted. These built...
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