Triangular / automatic and accurate / simultaneously and instantly / all in one hit / really accurate now / with a water spirit level / on the door of your fridge! And finally I can use my index finger to send acceleration commands!
@trampa how this is realized? I mean I don’t want to know secret engineering stuff but I worry this feature could just stop my board out of nothing. I mean, not every crash goes the same way as well as not every riding conditions are the same.
Edit: and any pictures of the trigger style converted remote would be nice if available.
No worries, this is triggered when very high G-shocks occur. You can’t create those kind of shocks holding the WAND in your hands. Bringing an unloaded board to a stop does not require a high braking strength. You can ride Off-Road and do crazy jumps without triggering safety stop.
VESC WAND WITH UPGRADE KIT
We will also offer small triggers that do not require to mount a grip.
Have you ever visited the site. Lovely gear but its a horrible experience. @trampa shoot your web designer unless its you then that would be advocating suicide and that is not what i’m about.
Haha! I dropped the remote! Now I get to street my face because it thinks i crashed. Great.
STOP “IMPROVING” THESE LIFE-CRITICAL SYSTEMS!
It’s a remote. It should one one thing really, really well. That’s it.
Anything that has to interpret my intent based on an IMU reading is playing with fire. If Tesla and all the other self-driving manufacturers can’t get this right what in the world make you think this is even remotely a good idea?
Just to be clear here im only asking out of curiosity. It looks like you’ve put a shit time of time and effort into developing this and it looks great. I understand if your deciding to keep it closed source but i think that this should be made clear if the VESC branding is being used.
NICE, didn’t expect that answer but that’s awesome. Is that hardware designs too?
Its great to see someone trying something new and innovative with remotes, i feel like they are one of the areas that is lacking the moment unless you diy.
I use a leash to secure my remote to my wrist. It’s a bad idea to drop a remote at speed anyway. In that case a mildly and gradually applied safety brake would be a good idea anyway.