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Measure vibrations using your phone's sensors. Analyze floors, stairs, bridges, and machines with an easy-to-use interface and instant feedback. Export recordings for later analysis.
What's New in Arup Footfall
1.4
January 2, 2019
fixed mismatch unit issue between the graph and emailed data
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FAQ
What can Arup Footfall measure?
Arup Footfall uses your phone's sensors to measure vibrations in floors, stairs, bridges, and machines. It provides instant feedback on the type and level of vibration detected.
How does Arup Footfall work?
The app features an easy-to-use interface where you can place your phone, set a countdown delay, and record vibrations for a set time. It then automatically calculates and displays the vibration data.
Can I save my vibration recordings?
Yes, Arup Footfall allows you to email your vibration recordings in CSV format for later use and analysis. This makes it convenient to keep a record of your measurements.
Does Arup Footfall have ads?
No, Arup Footfall does not contain advertisements. It is a free application that provides its features without interruption from ads.
What devices support Arup Footfall?
Arup Footfall is supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed to leverage the sensors available on these platforms.
How often is Arup Footfall updated?
The latest version, 1.4, was released on January 2, 2019. While updates may not be frequent, the app has been stable since its initial release in 2017.
What is the age rating for Arup Footfall?
Arup Footfall has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and does not contain content that would be inappropriate for this age group.
Does Arup Footfall offer certifications?
Arup Footfall does not offer certifications. Its primary function is to measure and analyze vibrations, providing educational information about the basics of vibrations.
