An Android app that allows the measuring of heart rate variability with Microsoft Band 2 and ANT+ devices
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Physiological signals recorded with a Microsoft Band 2 are processed and modeled with a basic bayesian model to infer exaltation and relaxation states of mind
microsoft pymc bayesian-inference microsoft-band-2 pymc3 physiological-signals microsoft-band emotion-recognition physiological-data sshelper
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Gravity Hero :: Simplest MS Band + WinPhone game
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A Python library to interface with the discontinued Microsoft Band and Microsoft Band 2
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Jul 16, 2022 - Python
Wake On LAN client wrote using Xamarin, with functionality to be put onto a Microsoft Band
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Feb 15, 2020 - C#
A TypeScript library to interface with the discontinued Microsoft Band and Microsoft Band 2
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Jul 17, 2022 - TypeScript
Multi-platform (UNO) Microsoft Band app - assistant. Draft/Uncompleted.
android ios research rnd microsoft-band-2 uno windows-mobile microsoft-band windows10mobile w10m project-jemini
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A UWP app to display realtime values of MS Band Sensors
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An Android Activity Recognition app, able to catch action as run, walking, standing, sweeping, vacooming etc.. Read the wiki for other info
android java activerecord recognition activity-recognition android-application classification android-app activity sensors microsoft-band-2 classification-algorithm activity-recognition-transition
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My RnD Microsoft Band UWP app (sync, view and export GPS based workouts...)
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