This paper presents a method to measure the movement of an object from specific locations on a
\nstraight line using an iPhone\u2019s magnetometer. In this method, called \u2018magnetogate\u2019, an iPhone is
\nplaced on a moving object (in this case a toy car) and small neodymium magnets are arranged at equal
\nintervals on one side of a straight line. The magnetometer sensor of the iPhone is switched on and
\nthen the car starts moving. The iPhone\u2019s magnetometer is stimulated throughout its movement along a
\nstraight line. A \u2018sensor Kinetics\u2019 application on the iPhone saves the magnetic stimulations and
\nproduces a graph of the changing magnetic field near the iPhone. At the end of motion, data from the
\nmagnetometer is interpreted and peaks on the graph are detected. Thus, position-time changes can be
\nanalysed and comments about the motion of the object can be made. The position, velocity and
\nacceleration of the object can be easily measured with this method.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
This paper presents a method to measure the movement of an object from specific locations on a
\nstraight line using an iPhone\u2019s magnetometer. In this method, called \u2018magnetogate\u2019, an iPhone is
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