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* android-imu bridge activated (via <code>sensinact -c</code>)
 
* android-imu bridge activated (via <code>sensinact -c</code>)
* Android device running Chrome browser
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* android device running Chrome browser
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* location is only provided when the sensinact is running on HTTPS
  
 
== How to use it ==
 
== How to use it ==
  
Point the Chrome (from your device) to the URL ''http://sensinact.address.com/imu/''. From that point on you can check the position of your device checking the service called '''android''' that is available in Sensinact
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Point the Chrome (from your device) to the URL [http://sensinact.address.com/android/index.html]. You will have to inform an alias for your user and then hit the "connect" button. Once this is done, your alias will become a provider into sensinact, providing you location (if available and the user authorized) and a state, this state can be changed using the interface available in the browser. The purpose of the state is to give a state that can be controlled by the user in order to better control the execution of a certain use-cases.
  
== Limitations ==
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== Troubleshooting ==
  
* Multiple android devices are not supported. Meaning that if multiple devices point the to IMU URL, the last one to publish the information wins.
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* If you wanna see the information sent by all providers attached to the platform, point your browser to the address [http://sensinact.address.com/android/debug.html]

Revision as of 05:45, 5 April 2018

Description

This bridge allows sensinact to receive Inertial Measurements from a Android device.

Sensinact version

This bridge is available in Sensinact versions superior to 20160805.2-dev

Requirements

  • android-imu bridge activated (via sensinact -c)
  • android device running Chrome browser
  • location is only provided when the sensinact is running on HTTPS

How to use it

Point the Chrome (from your device) to the URL [1]. You will have to inform an alias for your user and then hit the "connect" button. Once this is done, your alias will become a provider into sensinact, providing you location (if available and the user authorized) and a state, this state can be changed using the interface available in the browser. The purpose of the state is to give a state that can be controlled by the user in order to better control the execution of a certain use-cases.

Troubleshooting

  • If you wanna see the information sent by all providers attached to the platform, point your browser to the address [2]

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