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Maximum sampling frequency is 100Hz for accelerometer. I believe gyro can go up to 200Hz. We need to add this in the documentation and provide better examples. Thanks for pointing this out!
Maximum sampling frequency is 100Hz for accelerometer. I believe gyro can go up to 200Hz. We need to add this in the documentation and provide better examples. Thanks for pointing this out!
I am not sure if the limitation is on the Fitbit side for the Ionic (or a mistake I am making in code) but I have not been able to consistently sample anything higher than 10 hertz at a regular interval or 14 hertz at an irregular interval. The documentation for sensor data does not seem to relate any of these physical/software/os/some other layer limitations.
I am not sure if the limitation is on the Fitbit side for the Ionic (or a mistake I am making in code) but I have not been able to consistently sample anything higher than 10 hertz at a regular interval or 14 hertz at an irregular interval. The documentation for sensor data does not seem to relate any of these physical/software/os/some other layer limitations.
