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欣艳 陈
Configure devices, store photos, connect to router
Manage devices with cloud photo storage, one-touch setup for local or remote configuration, 24-hour video recording on TF cards, real-time door scene viewing, and photo/video capture of scenes.
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
Watch live from cameras
Watch live feeds from connected cameras. Access and manage recorded videos stored in the or on edge devices. Receive alerts for motion or I/O trigger events. Adjust camera settings for motion detection and recording schedules.
NEXT CONSULTORIA LTDA
Monitor sensors and get real-time alerts
Monitor IoT sensors remotely with real-time alerts and a dashboard displaying all sensor data. View charts and measurement history. Set custom alerts for each sensor. Export reports. Support multiple sites and environments.
William Wu
Save clips, edit, and organize them
Allows users to store and manage clipboard content, including text and images. Edit clips, create new ones, and organize them into folders or mark as favorites. Access favorites and folders via home screen widgets.
Luxul Wireless Inc.
MN-10 devices and configure settings
Configure internet connections and update firmware for MN-10 or wireless routers. Set administrator passwords and wireless SSID and passphrase for 2.4GHz and 5GHz networks. Discover devices and ensure proper settings during installation.
军年 陈
Control aircraft with real-time video feed
Control a four-axis aircraft using WiFi. View real-time video feed from the aircraft's camera. Capture photos and record videos directly from the mobile device.
Neukadye, LLC.
Record with timestamps and buttons
Lets users record observations with time-stamped entries. Tap buttons to log common events or use the keyboard for custom . Export in chronological order as CSV, JSON, or plain text to cloud storage.
Bernd Thomas
Read sensor data from Apple devices.
The app reads sensor data from iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. Sensor data can be saved as files, streamed, or sent via HTTP requests.
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