The phrase "a tilt sensor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a device that detects changes in orientation or angle, often used in various applications such as robotics or mobile devices.
Example: "The robot is equipped with a tilt sensor to help it maintain balance on uneven surfaces."
Alternatives: "an inclination sensor" or "a tilt switch".
Maybe next time, he said, he will be able to include a tilt sensor for gyroscopic control.
It's no help that the Storm shows you two different keyboards, depending on how you're holding it (it has a tilt sensor like the iPhone's).
And thanks to a tilt sensor like the iPhone's, the Nano's screen image rotates when you turn the player — great when you're looking through photos.
There's a lot of advanced miniature technology inside: a tilt sensor, compass, gyroscope and a little motor with wheels that makes the thing roll.
The detection sensitivity and the vertical cutting error of a tilt sensor are studied.
We demonstrate a tilt sensor fabricated in the MultiMEMS SensoNor process.
Further rumours hint at the incorporation of features such as inbuilt global positioning system and a tilt-sensor.
The whole thing is controlled via a tilt-sensor equipped remote that gives users complete control over their underling.
The speaker automatically plays back received messages when on and within pairing range (around 30 ft) of your device, and you can simply flip it over to turn it off thanks to an included tilt sensor.
A precision reference tilt sensor was also installed on the same stage, and the measurement results of tilt angles using the optical and reference tilt sensors were correlated.
There's a well-placed Star Power/Overdrive button next to the enhanced strum bar and a built-in tilt sensor which allows players to activate Star Power or Overdrive just by tipping the guitar up and down and back and forth just like real rock stars.
