The BlueSense SDK is a programming toolkit that facilitates communication with BlueSense technology tools, enabling software developers to develop seamless data transmission applications for their devices.
BlueSense SDK is a powerful software development kit that enables seamless communication with BlueSense equipment. You can easily read sensors and control actuators. BlueSense SDK includes a user-space USB driver for all platforms and examples for all modules. Additionally, there is an object-oriented interface for Java and a function-based interface for C.
One of the biggest advantages of BlueSense over competing systems is its modular design. You can easily add new modules and expand your system as needed. Our boards also come programmed with intelligence, which means you can use counters, rotary encoders, adjust sampling resolution, and more without having to do any tedious work.
BlueSense also requires a minimum number of electronic components. For example, you can add relays directly without the use of any transistors. And if your modules are placed in hard-to-reach spots, you can use the BlueSense wireless boards. Multiple wireless boards can be used for even greater flexibility.
When it comes to data speeds, BlueSense reigns supreme. You can enjoy high data speeds over a cabled network, with most inputs and outputs updated over 1000 times a second. BlueSense also offers software support for a large number of software packages, including Max/Msp(tm), Processing, C, Java, and others. BlueSense is supported on MaxOSX, Windows, and Linux.
Best of all, the BlueSense developer library is freeware, making it an accessible and affordable solution for all. So if you're looking for a powerful and flexible software development kit for communicating with BlueSense equipment, look no further than BlueSense SDK.
One of the biggest advantages of BlueSense over competing systems is its modular design. You can easily add new modules and expand your system as needed. Our boards also come programmed with intelligence, which means you can use counters, rotary encoders, adjust sampling resolution, and more without having to do any tedious work.
BlueSense also requires a minimum number of electronic components. For example, you can add relays directly without the use of any transistors. And if your modules are placed in hard-to-reach spots, you can use the BlueSense wireless boards. Multiple wireless boards can be used for even greater flexibility.
When it comes to data speeds, BlueSense reigns supreme. You can enjoy high data speeds over a cabled network, with most inputs and outputs updated over 1000 times a second. BlueSense also offers software support for a large number of software packages, including Max/Msp(tm), Processing, C, Java, and others. BlueSense is supported on MaxOSX, Windows, and Linux.
Best of all, the BlueSense developer library is freeware, making it an accessible and affordable solution for all. So if you're looking for a powerful and flexible software development kit for communicating with BlueSense equipment, look no further than BlueSense SDK.
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