Steady I Really Like This Video The video shows an iPad demonstrating uni-stability along the first two axes of rotation and bi-stability along the third axis of rotation.
@TheFluffyDuck We tried that! the answer is: It's complicated. It uses accelerometers to detect where the ground is, and so the screen flips depending on what the accelerometers are sensing as the -1G direction.
@teodormafia The purpose was to show the rotational bi-stability along one of the axes, but only uni-stability along the other two axes. There's only so much I can explain in 25 seconds :) !
@benwl I would've liked to see how a program in the iPad that utilizes gravity to known where to angle the window reacts to this situation
Steady I Really Like This Video The video shows an iPad demonstrating uni-stability along the first two axes of rotation and bi-stability along the third axis of rotation.
@TheFluffyDuck We tried that! the answer is: It's complicated. It uses accelerometers to detect where the ground is, and so the screen flips depending on what the accelerometers are sensing as the -1G direction.
@teodormafia The purpose was to show the rotational bi-stability along one of the axes, but only uni-stability along the other two axes. There's only so much I can explain in 25 seconds :) !
awesome channel
yes but does the screen flip as well when you use it ?
Mr. Plasma Ben... Mske more microgravity videos 🤗 please! 🤗
GreAT
sick video! Now for an ipad that runs FLASH...
Um, yeah.
there is no zeroG
@dlemma74 Jailbreak it.