Sensor Logs vs UDP Sender

Sensor Logger is the easiest way to stream sensor data from your iOS device straight to a locally hosted server in the form of socket.io or HTTP requests. With a stripped down, minimal interface, Sensor Logger provides exactly what you need and nothing that you don't. - Track your device's accelerometer, gyroscope, and magnetometer. - Adjustable streaming period with a maximum speed of roughly 3 polls/second. - Two protocols to use, HTTP or socket.io (WebSocket library) - Sample node.js server with JSON and CSV exporting is available from the developer's website, www.joecrozier.ca/sensor-logger Please note - this app is meant for developers who wish to use their iOS device to monitor the world around them. If you're not comfortable writing code it's recommended you use a different application for this task.

UDP is a simple application whose purpose is to send UDP packets using UDP (User Datagram Protocol), a fast and low latency sending protocol. You can send these packets through the WiFi network, defining an IP address, a port and an interface that allows you to configure the packets to be sent. You can use this app to send simple and fast commands to other connected devices on your network. You can control things like: - Simple robots based on Arduino - Desktop/mobile applications that listen for commands with the UDP protocol - Any DIY ideas you can think of This application is free and does not display any type of advertising.