Strobr Scope vs Watch Sensor Logger

Strobr Scope is a camera-based stroboscope app that relies on continuously variable frame rates to measure the frequencies of cycles. A traditional stroboscope flashes bright lights at a specific frequency that can be easily matched to the rotational frequency of i.e. a car wheel using persistence of vision (POV), allowing the rotational speed to be measured. Strobr Scope works similarly, but can also measure many things like electrical light frequencies and very low slow rotations that a traditional stroboscope cannot. It’s also more convenient and much less distracting to others! This app was built at PennApps 2017 and won top 30 there.

Watch Sensor Logger turns your Apple Watch into a powerful motion and location logger. Record high-precision sensor data straight from your wrist: • Acceleration • Rotation Rate • Gravity • Attitude • GPS location Start a recording on your Apple Watch, then review your sessions on your iPhone. Every measurement is visualized with clear charts so you can spot patterns at a glance, and you can export any session as a CSV file for analysis in your favorite tools. Perfect for researchers, developers, athletes, and anyone curious about the motion of everyday life. KEY FEATURES • One-tap recording on Apple Watch • Motion sensors: acceleration, rotation rate, gravity, attitude • GPS location logging • Beautiful charts to explore your data • CSV export for spreadsheets and analysis • Manage and delete past sessions easily