Our friends over [adafruit] recently released the Sensor Pack 900, a collection of parts for anyone who is interested in using analog sensors with their projects. The pack includes 9 sensors. They range from simple thermistors and hall effect sensors to sharp distance sensors. Also included in the pack are 3 unidentified components that can be used to interface with the analog sensors in the pack. At only $30, the Sensor Pack 900 seems to offer a great set of introductory components for anyone prototyping a new device.
They all take 1.21 jigawatts to power.
Nice thing, as a starter and universal playground. Let’s hope that they’ll offer these sensors individually, or at least as not-so-universal packs targeted at, say, a typical robot builder.
2.21 jiggawatts googfan… 2.21…
Nice looking kit though. Not my cup of tea, but for robotics, home automation or cool new computer input device, it’d be sweet.
ahhh but for telemetry, something that I have been poking around at recently, this is ideal
@ak
nope 1.21 look it up
now just add an hp printer sensor + ribbon and accelerometer.. :)
-a
@ak
it’s “one point twenty one jigawatts”
hand in your nerd card
Ahem…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjCRUvX2D0E
What do you guys sugest for proximity sensor on a car bumper?