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YEI’s 3-Space Sensor line makes an appearance at Sensor Expo 2012, the 3D HMI

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YEI (Yost Engineering Inc.) has recently shown their line of 3-Space sensors at this year’s Sensor Expo held in Chicago. The sensor line was developed using high precision AHRS (Altitude and Heading Reference Systems) with IMU’s (Inertial Measurement Units) which include a triaxial gyroscope, three-axis accelerometer and compass sensors. Processing is accomplished on-board with filtering algorithms that provides extremely accurate heading and attitude information in either absolute or relative terms based on reference position.

 

The USB versions such as TSS-USB, TSS-USB-S and TSS-DL-S have driver options that make them an ideal choice for use as PC controllers such as a joystick or mouse. These sensors have USB drivers that function as a virtual COM port along with an RGB LED and buttons which makes them ideal for computer use. Gaming is just one aspect of how YEI’s 3-Space Sensors are adapted for as other possibilities include robotics, virtual reality simulation and healthcare monitoring to name a few.

 

These sensors were demonstrated at the show with the presenter wearing a series of TSS-USB sensors to track body extremities in a virtual environment. This created a virtual avatar (if you will) of the demonstrator which could be used as a modeling system for movies that use ‘green-screens’ or live-action video games. YEI’s 3-Space Sensor line is available now with prices starting at $99 US for the entry-level TSS-EM model up to the $299 US TSS-BT-S model that features Bluetooth 2.0+EDR and rechargeable LiPO battery.

 

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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 13 years ago

    Thanks for the article Cabe. We were really excited to take part in our first Sensors Expo and show everyone our 3-Space Sensors!

     

    @Drew - Our booth was a little more packed than we anticipated so I'm sorry you didn't get to see more. We've already booked a double booth for next year as we will have several new sensor models with us so we'll have some more room. Please let me know if I can get you any info or put you in touch with our R&D team. See you at next year's Expo!

     

    --Amy, Marketing Director

    YEI Technology

    ashropshire@yostengineering.com

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    fustini over 13 years ago

    I was able to see this at the Sensor Expo today, and it was quite impressive.  I'm glad you posted as the booth was quite packed, and I never got the full pitch.

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    DAB over 13 years ago

    Depending upon the range of the wifi model, could be useful for tracing pipes and tunnels underground.

     

    Could be an interesting device to play with, but I am at a loss right now to say how I would use one.

     

    DAB

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