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> so accurate that it might supersede GPS for aerial navigation Very cool! I wonder if: 1. the device can be made small enough for consumer use (i.e., phones,
by eximius 6y ago
> so accurate that it might supersede GPS for aerial navigation
Very cool! I wonder if:
1. the device can be made small enough for consumer use (i.e., phones, smart watches, etc)
2. how much data it needs to pinpoint its location. i.e., it might be suitable in aviation because it can collect a larger amount of data by virtue of... you know... goin' fast.
- twarge 6y ago1. No, anyway, your phone would have to be engineered to be non-magnetic to the same level that you wish to make measurements. 2. Yes, faster is better. Flying lower is also more specific if you have a sufficiently good magnetic map.