Apps Like Sensor Play - Data Recorder for iPhone and iPad
Record and visualize results
Allows users to access and monitor iPhone sensors like GPS, accelerometer, gyroscope, and barometer. View real-time from each . Export readings as CSV files. Create custom combinations and visualize graphs.
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Monitor performance with real-time CPU, memory, and battery usage tracking. View detailed hardware specifications and storage information. Run system tests, benchmark apps, and analyze network activity.
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.
The app provides fast-updating sensor information from the user's device. Users can view and share GPS data, magnetometer data, and accelerometer data in a simple format.
The app provides a collection of 13 measuring tools and a flashlight. It includes a barometer, altimeter, compass, teslameter, metronome, stopwatch, timer, seismometer, plumb bob, surface level, spirit level, and ruler.
The app displays technical data about the device's hardware, performance, and environmental sensors. It offers real-time metrics for CPU, RAM, storage, network, and various device sensors.
Measures angles and incline using device sensors. Users can align objects horizontally or vertically. The displays real-time angle readings and allows calibration. It supports multiple orientation modes for precise leveling.
The app displays accelerometer, gyroscope, and location data. Motion warning indices are implemented for boating operations, and motion data can be recorded at a user-selected sample rate.
Stream real-time sensor data to ROS 2 systems using the Zenoh protocol. Publish native ROS 2 messages compatible with rmw_zenoh_cpp. Supports 12 sensor types including IMU, GPS, LiDAR, and thermal. Works with ROS 2 Humble and Jazzy distributions.
Measure atmospheric pressure and altitude using built-in GPS and pressure sensor. Automatically calibrate readings with local meteorological station data. Display current pressure and elevation levels. Save historical data for reference.