Mellott's VRPololu MiniIMU-9 Head tracker
Posted a project page talking about a great Pololu MiniIMU-9 IMU board that can be used for building a head tracker.
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Hillcrest FSM-9
Posted by Kevin on Saturday, March 22, 2014
Check out my new Hillcrest FSM-9 here.
Categories: Blog, Home Featured, Uncategorized Tags: FSM 9, FSM9, head tracker, Headtracker, Hillcrest FSM-9, IMU, inertial, inertial measurement unit, MEM, MEMs, tracker, tracking
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Hi, my name is Kevin Mellott. Virtual Reality is one of my major passions. My original Mellott’s VR Page was started on Geocities in 1998 as part of a class project. Much of the original content is still maintained on this site for reference. This new website is intended to give the older site a new look and allow me to expand with new projects in the future.