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Android sensors give applications access to a mobile device's underlyingphysical sensors. They areWhat are Android sensors?'>What are Android sensors?

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• If you are searching for an Android app to check all available sensors on the phone, then you need to give Sensor Box a try. This app checks the performance of sensors like accelerometer, light, orientation, proximity, temperature, gyroscope, sound, magnetic sensor, etc. After the scan, the app provides an easy to understand report.

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Android sensors are virtual devices that provide data coming from a set ofphysical sensors: accelerometers, gyroscopes, magnetometers, barometer, humidity,pressure, light, proximity and heart rate sensors.

Not included in the list of physical devices providing data are camera,fingerprint sensor, microphone, and touch screen. These devices have their ownreporting mechanism; the separation is arbitrary, but in general, Android sensorsprovide lower bandwidth data. For example, '100hz x 3 channels' for anaccelerometer versus '25hz x 8 MP x 3 channels' for a camera or '44kHz x 1channel' for a microphone.

Android does not define how the different physical sensors are connected to the system on chip (SoC).

• Often, sensor chips are connected to the SoC through a sensor hub, allowing some low-power monitoring and processing of the data.
• Often, Inter-Integrated Circuit (I2C) or Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI) is used as the transport mechanism.
• To reduce power consumption, some architectures are hierarchical, with some minimal processing being done in the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC - like motion detection on the accelerometer chip), and more is done in a microcontroller (like step detection in a sensor hub).
• It is up to the device manufacturer to choose an architecture based on accuracy, power, price and package-size characteristics. See Sensor stack for more information.
• Batching capabilities are an important consideration for power optimization. See Batching for more information.

Each Android sensor has a 'type' representing how the sensor behaves and what data it provides.

• The official Android Sensor types are defined in sensors.h under the names SENSOR_TYPE_…
  • The vast majority of sensors have an official sensor type.
  • Those types are documented in the Android SDK.
  • Behavior of sensors with those types are tested in the Android Compatibility Test Suite (CTS).
• If a manufacturer integrates a new kind of sensor on an Android device, the manufacturer can define its own temporary type to refer to it.
  • Those types are undocumented, so application developers are unlikely to use them, either because they don't know about them, or know that they are rarely present (only on some devices from this specific manufacturer).
  • They are not tested by CTS.
  • Once Android defines an official sensor type for this kind of sensor, manufacturers must stop using their own temporary type and use the official type instead. This way, the sensor will be used by more application developers.
• The list of all sensors present on the device is reported by the HAL implementation.
  • There can be several sensors of the same type. For example, two proximity sensors or two accelerometers.
  • The vast majority of applications request only a single sensor of a given type. For example, an application requesting the default accelerometer will get the first accelerometer in the list.
  • Sensors are often defined by wake-up and non-wake-up pairs, both sensors sharing the same type, but differing by their wake-up characteristic.

Android sensors provide data as a series of sensor events.

Each event contains:

• a handle to the sensor that generated it
• the timestamp at which the event was detected or measured, based on SystemClock.elapsedRealtimeNanos()
• and some data

The interpretation of the reported data depends on the sensor type. See the sensor type definitions for details on what data is reported for each sensor type.

Existing documentation

Targeted at developers

• Overview
• SDK reference
• Stack Overflow and tutorial websites
  • Because sensors documentation was sometimes lacking, developers resorted to Q&A websites like Stack Overflow to find answers.
  • Some tutorial websites exist as well, but do not cover the latest features like batching, significant motion and game rotation vectors.
  • The answers over there are not always right, and show where more documentation is needed.

Targeted at manufacturers

• Overview
  • This Sensors page and its sub-pages.
• Hardware abstraction layer (HAL)
  • Also known as 'sensors.h'
  • The source of truth. First document to be updated when new features are developed.
• Android CDD (Compatibility Definition Document)
  • See sections relative to sensors.
  • The CDD is lenient, so satisfying the CDD requirements is not enough to ensure high quality sensors.

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MySignals, the revolutionary eHealth platform released on October 2016, has received several worlwide prestigious awards from healthcare, technological, innovative or social organizations.

The data gathered by MySignals is encrypted and sent to the developer's private account at the Libelium Cloud

(Developers may use their own Cloud too to store the information. More info in the API section below)

Data may be sent directly to the Cloud via WiFi or using your smartphone (BLE)

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There are three modes for data visualization

Choose between User/ Developer Plans!

User Cloud Plans

The user plans are meant to be used to test the performance of MySignals. These are the best plans if you want to try in a quick and easy way the MySignals Kit including all the sensors on different users as each one can have its own profile. All the data is sent to the Libelium Cloud, so users do not need to set up their own servers.

Developer Cloud Plans

The developers plans are the best option for users who want to store the data gathered by MySignals in their own servers. This type of plans allow to use the Cloud API to read the information from the Libelium Cloud and write it in their own Cloud platforms.

IMPORTANT: You can always use MySignals at no cost in the standalone and Bluetooth modes (only visualization not storage).

*¹ Note that each licence is per MySignals Device.

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*² To avoid illicit use of the network, there is a daily and monthly maximum transmission rate.

*³ For specific plans contact our Business Dev Team.

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Developers may migrate the information stored in the Libelium Cloud to a third party Cloud server easily using the API Cloud provided

Developers may also send the information coming from MySignals to a third party Cloud server using directly the WiFi radio (HTTP, TCP/IP, etc.).
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MySignals helps to reduce maternal deaths in Dominican Republic

Challenge: Monitoring patients with risk of suffering arterial hypertension to identify the symptoms of preeclampsia and prevent the disease.

The Dominican Republic is one of the Latin-American countries with major rate of maternal and neonatal deaths.

Libelium has taken part in a project close to Infectología's Dominican Foundation to bring over the sanitary attention to groups of patients in risk with MySignals. The aim has been monitoring patients with risk of suffering arterial hypertension to identify the symptoms of preeclampsia in the patients in several sanitary centers as the Hospital Maternidad Los Minas, in Santo Domingo, and the Hospital Dr. Jaime Mota in Barahona.

MySignals brings Physical Rehabilitation to people with disabilities in Mexico partnering with Kinnov

Challenge: Improving physiotherapy treatments using remote medicine technologies to gain efficiency.

In Mexico 6 million people live some kind of disability and there are only 10.000 physiotherapists. A Mexican holding company offers global services related to Physiotherapy through education, clinical rehabilitation, innovation and research.

Kinnov's research team is currently using MySignals in a project that analyses the biometric parameters needed for the physiotherapeutic process. Aware of the current needs of the Physical Rehabilitation area, Kinnov is researching new tools to improve the patients' quality of life, gaining efficiency.

MySignals helps to improve medical assistance for Sahrawi population in North Africa

Challenge: Health care doesn't reach the entire Sahrawi population. Although the solution to the socio-sanitary problems in the Sahara is not going to be solved by a single MySignals case, it is a start because of its transportability and wide range of sensors.

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Health care doesn't reach the entire Sahrawi population. A medical emergency that requires a trip to the nearest hospital can involve a car trip of more than 8 hours, putting the patient at severe risk of death during the journey.

The MySignals solution offers the possibility of carrying a hospital in a briefcase, which makes it a very interesting option to work in areas that are not well communicated due to the reduction of costs and transport to any corner of the desert.

Libelium promotes health monitoring in the workplace with MySignals

Challenge: Libelium participated in the CSR 'Por Ti' project with Quironsalud, Pikolin, Pastas Romero, Agua de Lunares, and Podoactiva. MySignals, the eHealth development platform, helps the participants to monitor their health in the workplace and to promote healthy habits.

The eHealth device, MySignals, developed by Libelium, has participated in a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program for the promotion of healthy habits and health monitoring in the workplace. MySignals is an eHealth IoT Development platform for remote health monitoring, equipped with multiple different sensors that measure the most important vital signs.

Health surveillance is one of the objectives of the occupational risk prevention regulations. Companies develop active prevention policies and promote healthy habits among their workers to improve their health and prevent accidents at work.

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