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Visualizing smart insole data on iOS with a SwiftUI app using our Swift package Get sensor data, and even upload Tflite files for on-device machine learning (eg custom gesture recognition) Even works in Xcode Previews using our nodejs server to relay Bluetooth data via UDP (core Bluetooth only works... show more

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