08-02-2019, 09:56 AM
No, phyphox does not support sending the data via UDP. You can poll the data through a REST API (see https://phyphox.org/wiki/index.php?title...munication) but I doubt that this is fast enough for your applications.
So, if our REST API is not fast enough, you could try to simply add UDP yourself. Phyphox is open source and if you know a bit of coding and as long as it is just a "hack" specific to your task (in contrast to a generic implementation with user configuration), it should not be too complex. Alternatively, you might also find some other apps that are dedicated to sending sensor data through the network (I think, I have seen this somewhere).
One other alternative might be a Bluetooth connection as phyphox has a very flexible interface to communicate with custom devices, but I am not expecting very low latency here either.
In any case, I am not entirely sure if network latency and is low enough for motion stabilization, even with UDP. But I would be happy to hear what you can achieve.
So, if our REST API is not fast enough, you could try to simply add UDP yourself. Phyphox is open source and if you know a bit of coding and as long as it is just a "hack" specific to your task (in contrast to a generic implementation with user configuration), it should not be too complex. Alternatively, you might also find some other apps that are dedicated to sending sensor data through the network (I think, I have seen this somewhere).
One other alternative might be a Bluetooth connection as phyphox has a very flexible interface to communicate with custom devices, but I am not expecting very low latency here either.
In any case, I am not entirely sure if network latency and is low enough for motion stabilization, even with UDP. But I would be happy to hear what you can achieve.