Interhaptics Player vs Pyremto

Interhaptics Player lets you test and compare HD haptic effects in real time, directly on your smartphone. Designed to work with Haptic Composer, it enables fast validation of haptic assets. Upload your effects, test them on real devices, and refine with precision. Features : • Speed up iteration with a lightweight testing workflow • Send HD haptic effects directly from Haptic Composer • Experience real-time playback on your device • Ensure consistent haptic quality across devices • Browse and reuse a library of HD haptic effects

Use the Pypy package "pyremto" to log values to your smartphone, send inputs back to the Python script, and receive downtime alerts if your script stops running. The following use cases are supported: - Downtime Alert: Setup a downtime alert and get notified when your python script stops working / is not executed in the desired frequency. Either receive a push notification or check the status of your script in the app. - Log to your smartphone: Log values from your python script directly to the pyremto app. You can also log datapoints, which are displayed as a graph. - Remote Control: Let your python script ask for inputs after logging some values. Enter your commands in the pyremto app and send them back to your python script. - Job Scheduling: Create a list of jobs, which should be executed on your servers / multiple computers. The job scheduling is done automatically on a job-to-job basis. This maximizes the resource usage without planning the job distribution ahead. See the job progress in the pyremto app. More info at https://www.pyremto.com/ - you can find code examples at https://github.com/MatthiasKi/pyremto