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Windows 7: Building your own sensors | |
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| Time: 10:04 EST/15:04 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Windows 7 has a built in sensor and location platform, the key feature of this is any sensor devices connected to it become operating system level resources which any number of applications can utilise the data from. Up until now, sensor devices (like GPS) were ‘owned’ by the first application to grab them, and prevented any other application from accessing the device while running. That has all changed in Windows 7, but we are still waiting for sensor manufactures to update their drivers to fit with the new world of Windows 7.
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