It works well enough, and the effect is a greatly reduced bouncing of the information circle on the ground in front of me. The third feature is in prototype phase, so I'm not releasing an app yet (ever?).
This results in less sway and bounce in the projected image on the ground while running. Constantly samples the iPhone gyro and accelerometer and counter adjusts the projected image. Only projects info when I touch the screen for stealthier animal evasions 3. Displays info I want, such as my mileage and the current time 2. I chose to write myself an iPhone app which does a few things: 1.
Ingredients: One iPhone One iPico iPhone projector (only $85!) An iPhone padded running case Some velcro You can project anything on the ground, like Google maps while GPS is running, Youtube videos of countdown digits, etc. It could be more comfortable to wear, but that's for version 2. It both illuminates the path (and armadillos) directly in front of me and displays information, such as mileage, time, maps, etc. I have my iPhone with me for tunes, but I felt that I didn't look stupid enough, so I came up with a chest-mounted ground projection rig. I run at night, while the wee babies are dreaming of a more fit daddy, and the woodland creatures are doing their best to scare me from the roadside (and they do). This will be very short, and not so sweet, kids.
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