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Recording readings from IR Sensor - TheDruide - 02-22-2020
Hello guys,
my first post here so far.
I am using a Samung S9, equipped with the HRM-Sensor (pulse measuring, o2-saturation).
By accessing the the service mode i figured out that there might be some hidden potential if the signal from IR-sensor (and red) could be recorded.
Might be usefull for checking for
- surface roughness
- building a dew point meter (even there might be other ways for real electronics)
- determining of thickness of some materials (depending on IR-wavelength obsorbtion charackteristics).
- determining of thickness of some materials depending of theire reflectivitity.
As i couldn't figure out so far the infrared range, probaly something arround 900nm, there might be some possibilities for binary mixtures.
Have a nice weekend
TheDruide
RE: Recording readings from IR Sensor - Sebastian Staacks - 02-23-2020
Thanks for the suggestion, but I do not think that we can get low-level access. Even for the regular sensors we only use the API provided by Android (or iOS) which can be quite limiting compared to what the sensors actually could do.
RE: Recording readings from IR Sensor - neoaliphant - 04-17-2020
Tasker can monitor heart rate sensor data
would be great if tasker could send data to phyphox, for proper displaying.
RE: Recording readings from IR Sensor - Sebastian Staacks - 04-20-2020
I have not used Tasker in ages. It sounds like it has expanded a lot. Do you know if it can supply recorded data through a web server running on the phone? We might be able to grab it from there...
RE: Recording readings from IR Sensor - neoaliphant - 04-20-2020
Theres this
https://www.reddit.com/r/tasker/comments/boyw19/dev_a_simple_http_server_i_made_for_tasker/
It would be good if you could start/stop experiments via tasker as well