- Category: Utilities
- First released: September 8, 2010
- Versions: 1 archived
- Installable: 1 of 1
- Seller: Bernd Thomas
- net.berndthomas.SensorLog
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iOS 5.0 or later.
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8 of 25This is a great app to log the Watch sensor data. I like the fact that you can log data on the watch for long term monitoring.<br/><br/>I am using this for my these to record hand motions in patients.<br/><br/>I wish the app could record for 24 hrs without needing to trigger it every 12 hours. Is there a work around ?<br/><br/>Also I wish the gyroscope was logged along with accelerometer in background logging mode.<br/><br/>Great app otherwise!
This is the only app I found, after hours of searching, that provides a reliable data stream of gps coordinates and other sensors to a custom url (rest endpoint). Bernd is very responsive to questions! Recommend this app to anyone seeking a way to stream data. Thank you Bernd!
Berne has been working with me on a beta version that is working pretty well.
Amazing app to get raw sensor data for my research. I wish it can also extract some other data (esp. heart rate). I imagine the app will be very popular with this added feature.
Awesome app for raw sensor data. However now with AR we have access to an additional, very awesome metric: accurate positional data in a world scene. It would be super cool if one of these sensor-logging apps supported it.
I was looking for an app that could steam device accelerometer data across the network to my PC. This app offers that and more, all for free.
this powerful app is easy to use and does what is advertised.
I've use this app for a particular case where I had to log my movement data using accelerometer and gyro readings. Sadly, some of the other apps offered only accelerometer readings and barely anything else. But this app offers way more than my initial requirements.
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