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Eric Redlinger
Control live installations with touch gestures
Control audio-visual performances and interactive exhibits using mobile devices. Send commands via touch gestures or voice. Adjust parameters in real-time. Sync with external hardware and software systems. Share control inputs with multiple users.
Ronald Nicholson
Practice Morse Code with random words.
The app generates random 5-letter words for Morse Code practice. It sends these words using the iPhone speaker and allows users to set WPM, dot speed, and tone frequency.
Mohammad Alipour Behzadi
Control home lighting, heating, and music remotely
Control home lighting, heating, cooling, and music playback remotely. Adjust curtains, manage doors, and monitor security systems. Manage smart devices like sockets and air conditioners through a centralized interface.
Interactive Technologies, Inc.
Control lighting processors from anywhere remotely.
The app allows users to create custom layouts with buttons and sliders to control CueServer lighting processors. Buttons can trigger cues or run macros, while sliders manage DMX channels, groups, or playback submasters.
Quality Industries LLC
Control lighting, mic, and colors via Bluetooth
Control Bluetooth-enabled UTV stereo LED lights via phone or Bluetooth device. Adjust color, brightness, and strobe settings. Use built-in mic or device mic for music synchronization. Group RGBW devices together for coordinated lighting.
Agrivi d.o.o.
Manage data, track insights, reduce risks
Track and plan farm activities with real-time data. Monitor finances using advanced tools. Manage risks and improve productivity. Access agricultural data offline. Sync field insights for data-driven decisions.
HydroPoint Data Systems, Inc.
Manage irrigation systems remotely
Manage irrigation systems by adjusting station percentages and viewing controller status. Pause schedules for rain or other events. Check active alerts and monitor system performance remotely.
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