mmWaveApi
mmWave
About
This app enables interaction with a mmWave sensor module via Bluetooth. It supports three distinct firmware configurations for behavior, vital signs, and high-accuracy measurements, offering video demonstrations for each.
What's New in mmWaveApi
1.0
March 27, 2019
Developer apps
FAQ
What is mmWaveApi used for?
mmWaveApi is used to wirelessly interact with the Batman Kit's BM101 mmWave Sensor Module via Bluetooth Low Energy. It supports three specific firmware applications: People Moving Behavior, Vital Signs Detection, and High Accuracy Measurement.
What devices does mmWaveApi support?
mmWaveApi is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It requires iOS and a Bluetooth Low Energy connection to the mmWave sensor module.
How does mmWaveApi track vital signs?
mmWaveApi supports the Vital Signs Detection (VSD) firmware on the BM101 mmWave Sensor Module. This allows the app to process and display vital sign data wirelessly transmitted via Bluetooth.
Is mmWaveApi suitable for educational purposes?
Yes, mmWaveApi falls under the Education category. It can be used to learn about and interact with mmWave sensor technology and its applications in behavior analysis and measurement.
What is the age rating for mmWaveApi?
mmWaveApi has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children, though its technical nature may appeal more to older users or those with specific hardware interests.
When was mmWaveApi last updated?
mmWaveApi was last updated on March 27, 2019, with version 1.0. As of this update, there have been no subsequent releases mentioned in the provided data.
Does mmWaveApi have ads?
No, mmWaveApi does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.
What is the user sentiment for mmWaveApi based on ratings?
The current user sentiment for mmWaveApi is very low, with a rating of 1.0 stars from a single rating. This suggests significant dissatisfaction among the few users who have provided feedback.
