PiicoDev Motion Sensor MPU 6050 | Raspberry Pi Guide

Reading motion data is easy with a PiicoDev Motion Sensor. We can use this 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) to measure acceleration and angular velocity in three axes each. We'll wire them up and perform some experiments to understand how the axes work, and then measure some G-s!

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