iSeismometer

iSeismometer on BBC

kiichi — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 03:21:02 +0000

Our app, iSeismometer, to show slight motion on your iPhone / iPad was on BBC! They came to shoot a classroom at Long Island University because the app which I developed in the Earth Science classroom was used as one of the lab exercise. Our University distributed 6,000 iPads so far and it will be 10,000 by the next year. My team lead the development of the entire distribution system and the university app on it.

Dr. Kennelly introduced about iSeismometer and one of lab exercise in a Earth Science classroom. My interview was not used but I’m happy that he mention about my app and me in his comments.

That was fun to see a lot of iPads in one place. See how they show shaking motions on the table.

Here is the behind the scene. This is how they set up the interview place.

iSeismometer Web Version

kiichi — Mon, 25 Jul 2011 03:11:45 +0000

Click to try iSeismometer (m.iseismometer.com). Enjoy!

We created iSeismometer Web version which does not require you to download app from App Store. This is very simple version of our iSeismometer but it animate motions on your phone. Good news? It does works on iPad, Android, and Firefox on MacBook.

Compatibility Chart:

iPhone 4	Good
iPad2	Good
Galaxy Tab 10.1	Good
Mac Firefox	Working – Missing one value
Mac Chrome	Does not crush but no animation
Mac Safari	Not working

iSeismometer for Windows Phone

kiichi — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 23:25:58 +0000

I released Windows Phone version of iSeismometer. Yes, this is our first app on Windows Phone’s launch day. Please search “Seismometer” in Windows Phone Market Place. (Please note, I dropped “i” from the name. Microsoft send me an email to remove it.)

How Gravity Affects on iPhone and how iSeismometer extracts the data

kiichi — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 06:16:40 +0000

I wrote a new page to explain how iSeismoemter extract the values. This could be helpful when you look at the data and understand the difference between high-pass filter on and off.

Gravity and Device Orientation

Tutorial – Transmit Signals via Wi-Fi

kiichi — Fri, 28 May 2010 00:04:46 +0000

We added a tutorial to explain how to receive signals on your computer via Wi-Fi. In this example, I demonstrate Share settings on Mac and a script file. The tutorial is for advanced user (e.g. command line usage) but I would like to improve the receiver program in the future. I’m thinking of attaching nice GUI with wxPython or Qt.

iSeismometer.com has been renovated

kiichi — Sat, 15 May 2010 05:10:09 +0000

Hello,

I just renovated the website. I’m going to start posting more details about iSeismoemter. Version 1.2 is out there with wi-fi transmit function. I’ll post server side code here soon . Please wait for while.

Thank you

Kiichi