Version 1.7 of iAccel is now available from the App Store The pro-version adds in the much-requested facility to check the calibration of the on-board accelerometers. Also available in the Pro-version are two additional test modes, an Event Data Recording (EDR) mode and Crash test mode. Auto-levelling has been considerably revised and the CSV output file now contains the magnetometer vector.
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GPAccel is designed to complement our iPhone apps, iAccel and Personal IDR, by providing the ability to perform a detailed analysis of the app generated files. It will also analyse most Vericom Profile 5 CSV files and provides a variety of tools to adjust the acceleration data to match the orientation (pitch, roll and yaw) and actual position of the device within a vehicle.
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iAccel and Personal IDR have been updated to version 1.5 to provide support for the new iOS 10 and iPhone 7. We’ve also fixed a couple of inconsistencies where the pitch and roll gyro streams were swapped. Roll is rotation about the […]
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Following the recent update, Personal IDR has now been upgraded to version 1.4 and is now available on the App Store. This version fixes an annoying bug whereby it didn’t work consistently in background mode. If a user chooses to run […]
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Earlier this week iAccel was updated. Personal IDR has also been upgraded to version 1.3 and is now available on the App Store. Like iAccel with which it shares some code, this version has revised auto-levelling functionality which makes better use […]
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Personal IDR (PIDR) is an incident data recorder built into your phone, Designed primarily for use in cars to record the events and behaviour of the car when an incident takes place. This information is invaluable when explaining what happened during […]
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