Category Archives: HJWYDK

Do You Know Where Your Drone is Headed? HJWYDK Article Explores Limits of MEMS Sensors

Posted on March 12, 2019 by Fernando Gomes

Knowing in what absolute direction your robot is pointed can be crucial, and expensive systems like those used by NASA on Mars are capable of calculating this six-dimensional heading vector to within around one degree RMS, but they are fairly expensive. If you want similar accuracy on a hacker budget, …read more

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Hackaday Journal Completes First Review Process, Seeks More Submissions

Posted on July 5, 2018 by Fernando Gomes

Congratulations and thank you go to Theodore Yapo for authoring the first paper to complete the peer review process for the Hackaday Journal. You can read the standalone paper here; it will be included in the first volume of the Hackaday Journal officially released later this year.

The Hackaday Journal is an open access, peer reviewed journal that seeks to ensure hard-won domain knowledge is preserved and made available for the benefit of all. Before jumping into Ted’s topic, please take a moment to consider submitting your own paper for the journal.

Paper Submissions Wanted

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