Sentence examples for colour sensor from inspiring English sources
One is a 12-megapixel colour sensor, the other is a 12-megapixel monochrome sensor.
With a 16-bit RGB colour sensor and microprocessor on one end of the pen, the device determines the colour in question, then mixes it in the barrel of the pen, using water-based dye inks in the usual cyan, magenta, yellow and black – as well as white, which allows for greater opacity.
The data were used to assess the quality of remotely sensed measurements of Ca by the NASA ocean colour sensor, SeaWiFS, in New Zealand waters.
Meet Nix: a colour sensor that lets you scan an object and get its exact colour data signature sent to the corresponding app on your phone so you can maintain a palette of preferred shades — and even track down an exact tin of paint.
Moreover, a detection system has been integrated in the chip, consisting of a white light-emitting diode as a light source and a high-resolution digital colour sensor as the detector, which are able to detect changes in colour produced by the reaction of the sensing chemistry and carbon dioxide in water.
It has touch and colour sensors, as well as infrared.
"Colour sensors exist in the graphics and paint industry," says Harrison, "but we wanted to make something fast, accurate and super easy to use, something you could take anywhere, so when you spot that perfect colour, you can snap it and save it".
Ocean colour sensors on board satellite measure the solar radiation reflected by the ocean and the atmosphere.
The BrickPi extends the Raspberry Pi with a board that snaps in place over the Pi to connect it to the various LEGO sensors (such as touch sensors, colour sensors and gyroscope).
We evaluate feasibility of slime-mould based colour sensors by illuminating Physarum with red, green, blue and white colours and analysing patterns of the slime mould's electrical potential oscillations.
The California-based start-up is working on a handset part which contains an array of 16 lenses, each attached to either a blue-, red- or green-colour sensor, which link up to a chip that fuses the data they produce together.
