MPL refers to Motion Processing Library.
Your device might be using mpu* series chipset from InvenSense (eg mpu3050).
This is a framework that collects data from gyro, accel, compass and
perform many calculations on the raw data captured by sensors.
You dont have worry about it if you are only using sensors at application
level.
br
Arun
On Wednesday, 26 September 2012 21:58:49 UTC+1, bob wrote:
>
> I'm looking at a lot of sensors on my device like so:
>
> SensorManager sm = (SensorManager)
> getSystemService(Context.SENSOR_SERVICE);
> List < Sensor > allSensors = sm.getSensorList( Sensor.TYPE_ALL);
>
> for (Iterator iterator = allSensors.iterator();
> iterator.hasNext();) {
> Sensor sensor = (Sensor) iterator.next();
> String name = sensor.getName();
> System.out.println("name: " + name);
> }
>
> I noticed a lot of them start with MPL:
>
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Gyroscope
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Accelerometer
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Magnetic Field
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Orientation
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Rotation Vector
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Linear Acceleration
> 09-26 15:49:14.580: I/System.out(26490): name: MPL Gravity
>
> Anyone know what MPL means in this context?
>
>
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