Record sensor data and control devices
Record and analyze scientific data using Bluetooth-enabled logger sensors. Connect sensors to monitor temperature, light, sound, and motion. View real-time measurements and export data for further analysis.
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Chrystian Vieyra
Measure, record, and analyze data
Measure acceleration, orientation, and motion with built-in sensors. Record and analyze real-time data for experiments. Detect and generate sound tones. Visualize audio waveforms. Export measurements and graphs for scientific use.
Vernier Software & Technology
Collect, graph, and analyze sensor data.
The app supports data collection from various Vernier sensors and offers multiple data analysis features. Users can graph and analyze sensor data, perform calculations, and export results for reports.
Arduino LLC
Record sensor data and experiments
Record sensor data from smartphone or connected devices. Log experiments, save measurements, and create graphs. Share findings and export data files. Track environmental variables like light, sound, and temperature.
Christophe Chazot
Explore physics with built-in sensors
Record and visualize physical phenomena using smartphone or tablet sensors. Measure sound, motion, light, and temperature. Connect external sensors like micro:bit and Arduino for advanced experiments.
Akash Pulinthanathu
Track hours and log trips automatically
Track sessions automatically with real-time logging of route, duration, and weather conditions. Manually input details when needed. Set goals for practice hours and monitor progress. Sync data across devices and export logs for review.
Vito Technology Inc.
Explore celestial objects and constellations
View celestial objects like stars, planets, and constellations using device sensors and GPS. Tap to identify objects and learn about their properties. Explore detailed information on celestial events and navigation. Share observations with others.
Globisens Ltd
Science experiments on iPad mobile.
The app wirelessly collects data from up to 15 built-in science sensors for iPad. It allows for setup and data analysis of hands-on experiments in various science subjects, engaging students with interactive features.
Vito Technology Inc.
Explore stars, constellations, and celestial bodies
Explore the night sky by pointing your device toward the sky. Identify stars, comets, constellations, and celestial bodies. Tap to view detailed information about each object. Sync with GPS and device sensors for accurate positioning.
Lab4U, Inc.
Conduct experiments with sensors
Explore scientific concepts through interactive experiments in biology, physics, and chemistry. Use device sensors like camera, microphone, and motion sensor for real-time data collection.
RWTH Aachen University
Measure gravity, track motion, test sensors
Use phone sensors to measure magnetic fields, gravitational acceleration, and sound. Run preloaded experiments or create custom ones. Export raw data and results for analysis. Share experiments with others.
Mechanismic Inc.
Control devices with sliders and buttons
Control Bluetooth-connected Arduino devices with sliders, buttons, and a joystick. Adjust custom inputs to interface with motors, servos, and sensors. Manage device connections and send commands via BLE.
Andrew Neal
Measure , log data, view graphs
Monitor sensor data in real time including accelerometer, gyroscope, GPS, barometer, and compass. View detailed readings and generate graphs. Use decibel meter, metal detector, and other tools for environmental measurements.
Myriad Sensors, Inc.
Collect data, analyze results, learn science
Sensors connect to iOS devices via a single button for real-time data streaming. Users can record and view measurements during experiments.
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