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2008.05.13
Football Sensors
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Nate
May 13, 2008
Carnegie Mellon using SparkFun sensors for game metrics.
Carnegie Mellon
is using a handful of SparkFun products to create some interesting pressure and location sensors for game metrics in football.
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