DroneLook vs Sensor Recorder Pro

DroneLook is the iPhone companion for compatible DroneLook Remote ID receivers. Connect by USB-C or optional Bluetooth to view supported Remote ID broadcasts nearby. When the aircraft transmits the information, DroneLook can show aircraft location, altitude, heading, speed, identifier, and operator or takeoff location. Features include: • Live Remote ID detections on a map • Active drone list and live flight trails • Saved encounter history and detailed telemetry • AR Finder for pointing toward a selected active detection • Exportable detection reports • Receiver connection, battery, power, and saved-history controls on supported hardware • Local notifications for new detections and configured geofences • Local Demo Mode that works without hardware or an account DroneLook is a passive situational-awareness tool. It does not jam, control, mitigate, or interfere with aircraft. Remote ID availability and accuracy depend on the aircraft broadcast, radio conditions, range, device configuration, permissions, and compatible hardware. Do not use DroneLook as an air traffic control, emergency response, law-enforcement authorization, or safety-of-life system.

Sensor Recorder Pro turns your iPhone into a local, offline multi-sensor data recorder for developers, researchers, robotics, SLAM, AR, and AI workflows. Choose between two capture modes: Standard Mode Record wide, ultra-wide, telephoto, and front cameras Capture up to three RGB camera streams, depending on device capability Record LiDAR depth on supported devices Configure resolution, frame rate, exposure, and focus ARKit Mode Record RGB video with timestamp-aligned 6-DoF camera poses Capture ARKit camera intrinsics and tracking metadata Record scene depth on supported LiDAR devices Designed for trajectory visualization, 3D reconstruction, SLAM, VIO, robotics, and spatial AI research Additional sensor streams include: Accelerometer and gyroscope IMU data Magnetometer and barometer data Device motion, attitude, and gravity Core Location data Microphone audio Each recording session produces structured, timestamped files for post-processing, sensor fusion, trajectory analysis, visual-inertial experiments, computer vision, multimodal learning, and research logs. Key Features Standard multi-camera and ARKit recording modes RGB, LiDAR depth, pose, IMU, motion, location, and audio recording Configurable camera resolution, frame rate, exposure, and focus Timestamped records for multi-sensor alignment Local file export for custom processing pipelines Fully offline recording with no cloud dependency Free version supports up to two minutes per recording session One-time upgrade unlocks unlimited recording length Use Cases Robotics and spatial AI data collection AR, SLAM, and visual-inertial odometry experiments 3D reconstruction and camera trajectory analysis Camera, LiDAR, pose, and IMU synchronization Multimodal sensor logging Teaching, research, and rapid prototyping Privacy Sensor Recorder Pro does not upload recorded data to any server. All recordings remain locally on your device and are managed or exported by you.