Vulkan Capabilities Viewer vs coreVIEWER

For developers using Vulkan layered over the Metal graphics API, this tool enumerates all the hardware capabilities and limitations of the device it is run on. A report of the current device is uploaded to a central Vulkan Capabilities database at gpuinfo.org where other developers can use this information to ensure their games and 3D apps are ready for as wide a variety of iOS device generations as possible. This software is free and OpenSouce licensed and can be obtained here: https://github.com/SaschaWillems/VulkanCapsViewer

With the app coreVIEWER measurement data of the smart sensor can be transferred to a mobile device, displayed and recorded. All sensors, measuring amplifiers and gateways can be connected, configured and visualized via the coreVIEWER app. coreVIEWER in a short portrait: Overview of all available sensors Simultaneous connection with up to 4 measuring amplifiers Live display and recording of measurement data Configuration of measuring amplifier and gateway Starting the data logger on the measuring amplifier Different display modes Programming of thresholds and events Measurement data in dashboard view: Measurement data are clearly displayed on the dashboard. For each measured value, the average value is displayed with min / max values, the time interval is configurable. The measured values can be reset by a tare function (to zero). Measurement data in diagram view: By tapping on a measured variable, it is illustrated in a diagram as a function of time. Recording measurements: A REC button is used to start or end a recording of the measured variables, which is saved as a CSV file on the device.