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.
Track running laps and distance using barcodes or QR codes. Display lap counts and total distance per student. Scan with iPhone or iPad. iPad can function as a self-scanning station with front camera.
Take a picture and select an object type to . The automatically identifies and counts pills, pipes, people, round objects, or coins. View results instantly and save counts for future reference.
Calculate exposure settings using system theory. Measure shadow and highlight zones. Input film ISO and shutter speed. Determine aperture value and adjust based on calculated results.
Track sessions with date-time, event name, location, notes, handicap, and tags. Log scores, pin states, and ball details for each frame. Analyze performance with trend and distribution graphs. Export data and compare results across sessions.
The app turns an iPhone into a motion detecting camera with a live feed to a desktop. It uses a mathematical algorithm to spot movement and record photos.
Allows users to set countdowns from 1 to 99 minutes. It displays remaining time and changes to red when reaching zero. It begins counting up to show time exceeded. No alarm sounds at the end.
Detect unusual reflections or lights using the phone's camera and flash. Scan for irregular signals or infrared light. Check WiFi and Bluetooth devices in the vicinity. Identify potential privacy risks in the environment.
Track users and profiles to monitor activity and changes. Analyze statistics and key metrics for insights. Receive actionable tips to improve online performance. Spot trends and predict growth.