Device Sensor Recorder
Capture phone orientation, location and solar geometry as timestamped field records, then export a research-ready CSV.
- Device sensors
- CSV export
- Local workflow
Learn what each tool really does, what data leaves your browser, and where scientific or engineering validation is still required. The names and descriptions below come from the same manifest as App Lab.
Each guide includes a verified quick start, controls and outputs, privacy boundaries, limitations, and troubleshooting steps.
Capture phone orientation, location and solar geometry as timestamped field records, then export a research-ready CSV.
Build a field boundary from manual coordinates or device location and estimate area in square metres, hectares and mu.
Explore drip-line layouts, hydraulic constraints and pressure-loss estimates in an interactive preliminary design workspace.
Select a location and date range, retrieve NASA POWER agrometeorological data and preview or download clean CSV results.
Turn KML field boundaries into previewable DJI-compatible CCO wayline packages with configurable flight and camera settings.
Open the hosted analysis workspace to quantify biological samples from uploaded or captured images and export measurements.
Prepare root scans with polygon regions, background cleanup, high-pass enhancement and precise manual corrections.
Split and rectify a side-by-side camera stream, inspect stereo pairs and explore depth output with an explicit calibration profile.
Generate printable checkerboard and coded circular calibration targets with live dimensions, validation and PDF export.
Load a table, create deterministic local charts and optionally use your chosen AI provider to help interpret patterns.
Compare a manuscript abstract with configurable journal criteria using the AI provider and API key you choose.
Ask with text, camera or screen capture and send the prompt to the visual AI model and API provider you configure.
Encrypt a text note in the browser, share it through a URL fragment or keep a password-protected copy in local storage.
A compact canvas experiment in procedural maze generation, keyboard and touch input, movement trails and local scores.
App Lab tools are browser-first research utilities, not substitutes for calibrated instruments, official databases, or professional engineering review. Every guide calls out those boundaries explicitly.
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