Findertag vs EyesBot VR

FinderTag is an affordable and tiny device that works with an iPhone app to help you locate things. Attach it to your keys and never lose them again. Put one on your car in case it's ever stolen. Put it on your dog's leash just in case. You can activate a FinderTag to ring so you can find it by sound. If your item ever goes missing, you can mark it as a lost item, this puts all the other FinderTag apps on the lookout for it. If any user gets in range of your item there phone will discreetly communicate with our system and you will be sent a message with the location of your items whereabouts. Put one on your car so you don't have to remember where you parked. If you have a FinderTag on your keyring you can activate your phone to alert if it's in range so you never need to look for your phone again. It's time to stop wasting time looking for things. FinderTag turns on GPS in the background in order to locate missing items and then turns it off after getting the location. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

This app is developed for a specific type of user, namely: - People who build robots - Electrical engineers - Makers (ie, people who build devices) The app provides these features: - Ability to pull a stream of jpeg images from a REST endpoint - Ability to send commands to a Rest endpoint from the app UI - Ability to integrate with an mFi certified game controller to control the robot while your phone is in a VR headset - The details about the protocol the app uses to communicate to the robot are here: https://www.eyesbot.com/blog/eyesbot_driver_app/ Please be aware: - The iOS device and the server device stream images and receiving commands must be on the same network. - You may need to turn off cellular data while connected to the server device (so that the iOS device looks for the server device on the local network) - You will need to turn off auto lock and low power mode to prevent locking when using the app in VR mode - If you use a game controller, like with any iOS app, the game controller needs to be mFi certified. Most are not There are risks working with electricity, electronics, robots and associated technologies. The user assumes all risks for use of this app and any associated hardware or software.