Sensor UDP
Sensor UDP allows the user to send sensor data wirelessly via UDP on their Android device. Users can use this sensor data for a wide variety of motion tracking applications, or simply read-out the sensor data from their phone.
• Includes support for Linear Acceleration, Gravity, Rotation, Orientation, Ambient Light and Proximity sensors
• Displays sensor values on screen during wireless transmission
• Checks device for sensor availability. It is important to note that not all devices support all sensors.
• Includes a keyboard to 'create notes' for performance
• Values are stored in a float array, with ordering consistent to the user interface.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:The data is stored within the app as a float array. See the format below.
Format: [ X Acceleration, Y Acceleration, Z Acceleration, X Gravity, Y Gravity, Z Gravity, X Rotation Rate, Y Rotation Rate, Z Rotation Rate, X Orientation (Azimuth), Y Orientation (Pitch), Z Orientation (Roll), deprecated, deprecated, Ambient Light, Proximity, Keyboard Buttons 1
- 8]
Here is an example python script written by a colleague that receives the data and displays it. This should give you an idea how to utilize the data.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4fc3ccuam03n99a/UDPR24.py?dl=0
If you have any issues, please contact me
- I will help you to get it working. If you have a bad experience with the app, let me know what issues you are having. Leaving a poor review with no feedback doesn't help potential users understand why they shouldn't use the app, and it doesn't allow me to help you with the issue you have.
Sensor UDP was developed for UBC SUBCLASS/Laptop Orchestra.
• Includes support for Linear Acceleration, Gravity, Rotation, Orientation, Ambient Light and Proximity sensors
• Displays sensor values on screen during wireless transmission
• Checks device for sensor availability. It is important to note that not all devices support all sensors.
• Includes a keyboard to 'create notes' for performance
• Values are stored in a float array, with ordering consistent to the user interface.
USAGE INSTRUCTIONS:The data is stored within the app as a float array. See the format below.
Format: [ X Acceleration, Y Acceleration, Z Acceleration, X Gravity, Y Gravity, Z Gravity, X Rotation Rate, Y Rotation Rate, Z Rotation Rate, X Orientation (Azimuth), Y Orientation (Pitch), Z Orientation (Roll), deprecated, deprecated, Ambient Light, Proximity, Keyboard Buttons 1
- 8]
Here is an example python script written by a colleague that receives the data and displays it. This should give you an idea how to utilize the data.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/4fc3ccuam03n99a/UDPR24.py?dl=0
If you have any issues, please contact me
- I will help you to get it working. If you have a bad experience with the app, let me know what issues you are having. Leaving a poor review with no feedback doesn't help potential users understand why they shouldn't use the app, and it doesn't allow me to help you with the issue you have.
Sensor UDP was developed for UBC SUBCLASS/Laptop Orchestra.
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Reviews (8)
ISH. P.
Jul 19, 2019
the only prbolem is that the app does not run in background
Nag. j. K.
May 14, 2021
How to use this app explain step by step
A. G. u.
Sep 15, 2016
It would be nice if included in next versions to be able to send data while the app works in background.
Rod. G.
Mar 29, 2018
It would be perfect if it could run in background
MF. N.
Aug 3, 2016
Hopesly good assist
Gab. G.
Aug 2, 2018
Exactly what I wanted. Quick, easy.
M. P.
Jan 7, 2016
good work!! Is there a way to get the sampling rate?
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