http://www.scrawlsoft.com/features/canobie/canobie.html
Check out what happens when you load up the folks of Scrawl
with
backpacks full of Newton equipment, a three-axis accelerometer
and an interface box. We spent the day riding the rides,
measuring
the accelerations and documenting the whole trip! With the
rugged
makeup of the eMate we were able to take it into high (and
zero)
G situations, use it in the rain and even show results in
real-time to interested students and park workers. Check out
all
the action!
-- Jay Thomas (w)617-576-4832 ICQ:5270335 Network Manager (b)617-546-2444 AIM:jpthomas68 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I think so, Brain, but isn't a cucumber that small called a gherkin?