MDMAniac on 12 July 2011
| scottie said: Position = acceleration * t^2 + initial velocity * time + initial position, where pretty much everything there is a vector. |
The problem with this method is that it's computationally unstable, i.e. quite error-prone. Consider this, if accelerometers were any good for positioning, we'd have no need for GPS or GLONASS. Even for indoor positioning, accelerometers alone won't be enough.
