Possibly. But... without finding a way to re-program--you wouldn't get much of a benefit.
For those joining us, here's the thing:
MR motion/vibration sensors:
These are essentially "digital", and register 0 or 1... on or off. There is NO in between. You either swung or you didn't, you either clashed, or you didn't.
Accelerometers:
In almost all cases, these are "analog", and register a range of data. Depends on the accelerometer for the "granularity" of the range. You could detect slow, medium, fast motions. Better control, more realistic.
If you want the more realistic boards, I believe Erv's is the only one thus far that really takes advantage of the accelerometer. I have to experiment more with the Ultrasound board, but it is not programmable, so however it works, that's how it stays.
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