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Gyroscope in steadicam |
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Dear fellow Gyro-lovers,
I am about to finish my highschool, but before that I have to do a research or should do an invention on specific subjects. Now my idea was to make a steadicam (a mechanical instrument that makes sure that videos made with one are stable and not shocky). Sad enough, such one does already exist.
So what I wanted to do in order to improve one, is making one able to also get a steady tilt instead of always keeping the same (parallel to the ground) by making use of gyros. I know gyro's can spin due to precession, so will this be possible.
To get at my question: Is my idea possible? And if, or if not; Could you please tell me what I can do best in order to get my masterpiece rolling and to graduate.
Thanks in advance! |
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30 June 2011
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