HMR3500 DEMO Development Boards, Kits, Programmers

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The HMR3500 is a ready-to-use Human Motion Recognition (HMR) demo board based on InvenSense’s MLC8500 Low Power Motion Processor. It is an ideal evaluation board for engineers, designers and end users to get familiar with the HMR technology. It is perfect for prototyping, educational use and hobbyists. The HMR3500 demo board will allow the user to get a real-time preview of how Human Motion Recognition (HMR) technology works. This board can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications.

The main components of the HMR3500 demo board are the MLC8500 low power motion processor and the ARM V7 MCU. The MLC8500 is a low-power motion processor that provides on-board motion recognition and analysis. It uses information from 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope and a 3-Axis magnetometer to detect and analyze human motion. The ARM V7 MCU then connects to the MLC8500 through SPI and I2C interfaces to allow the user to control the board through the USB interface. The ARM V7 MCU also provides additional capabilities such as a graphical user interface, logging and debugging.

The HMR3500 demo board can detect and recognize 6 different types of body motions: walking, running, jumping, crouching, turning and freefall. These motions can be used for various applications such as gesture recognition, motion sensing, gaming and robotics. It is also capable of tracking and analyzing the user’s posture and providing real-time feedback. Additionally, the board can be used for evaluating the performance of different human motion recognition algorithms.

The HMR3500 demo application field and working principle is well documented in the user manual that comes with the board. Here is a brief overview of the steps needed to get started with the HMR3500. First, the user needs to connect the motion processor board to the USB port of the host PC. The motion processor is pre-programmed with the required motion recognition algorithms. Then the user needs to set up the board in accordance with the instructions given in the user manual. After setting up the board properly, the user can connect the sensors to the board and then start testing the board in different applications.

The HMR3500 demo board is able to detect and recognize up to 6 different types of body motions for various applications. With the on-board motion processor and the ARM V7 MCU, users can have access to real-time motion recognition which is useful for gesture recognition, motion sensing, gaming and robotics applications. It is an ideal demo board for engineers, designers and end users looking to get familiar with HMR technology and evaluate different motion recognition algorithms.

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