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iPad Test Cards
I read with interest thread about knee board with rolling paper.
I am interested in an iPad based test card scheme. Features that would be cool:
1. Use stylus to write note.
2. Internal iPad clock could be used to record event times and "Hacks."
3. Internal GPS could give acceleration?
4. Availability of Ground Speed?
5. Voice recording feature?
Thanks,
Gerz
I am interested in an iPad based test card scheme. Features that would be cool:
1. Use stylus to write note.
2. Internal iPad clock could be used to record event times and "Hacks."
3. Internal GPS could give acceleration?
4. Availability of Ground Speed?
5. Voice recording feature?
Thanks,
Gerz
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The Notability app has the ability to record stylus, keyboard and microphone input. Widely used by university students for lecture notes.
The iOS operating system tends to prefer only a single app to run at a time, but it is possible that a mapping app, could be run in the background to record position information, perhaps something like GPS Runner. The data collected would have to be processed and synchronised later on the ground.
In theory a bespoke application could be written but not all of the system hardware is accessible to programmers outside of Apple approved developers due to proprietory software/hardware protection built into the operating system.
The iOS operating system tends to prefer only a single app to run at a time, but it is possible that a mapping app, could be run in the background to record position information, perhaps something like GPS Runner. The data collected would have to be processed and synchronised later on the ground.
In theory a bespoke application could be written but not all of the system hardware is accessible to programmers outside of Apple approved developers due to proprietory software/hardware protection built into the operating system.
