CoMote vs GyroOSC

CoMote is an application that transmits the smartphone movement sensors values (accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers) in real time using WiFi. Connected to applications such as CoMo or Koral, the smartphone becomes a gestural musical instrument, enabling sounds to be triggered and modified by movement. Setting the WiFi network parameters is made easy by using a QR code generated by the application. The CoMote application can be used with any software that uses the OSC protocol or Websockets. CoMote is being developed by the Interaction-Sound-Music-Movement team at IRCAM (STMS-lab Ircam - CNRS - Sorbonne University) in partnership with the association Arts Convergences. With the support of : Fondation MAAF, Fondation Falret, Département des Yvelines, and the Afnic Foundation (Fondation de France). Until version 1.2 CoMote was produced with the support of: Éducation Nationale (Edu-up) and Agence Nationale de la Recherche (ELEMENT project).

GyroOSC streams your device’s gyroscope data to your computer or other devices using Open Sound Control (OSC) over UDP or TCP. Key Features: - 10 minutes of free streaming — try before you unlock unlimited access. - Real-time streaming of roll, pitch, and yaw values. - UDP or TCP support for fast and reliable transmission. - Customizable stream interval to fit your workflow. - Live visualization with an interactive 3D wireframe cube. GyroOSC makes it easy to send motion data from your iPhone or iPad to your preferred software in real time.