iOS application for collecting data from Apple Watch's sensors (gyroscope, accelerometer). Each session could be marked by record label for example, to mark Bear Walk session as record id 1 = 'Bear' and Spider Climbing session as record id 2 = 'Spider'. The result could be exported as *.csv file that contains all the sessions.

The iOS application is used to primarily to compare sensor data output with Android Motion Collector (Galaxy Watch 4) and being a substitute application to collect children data instead of SenseKid application. The application is one of the 3 applications used to finish Computer BSc thesis at Eötvös Loránd University, Spring semester of 2023/2024 Machine Learning Based Real-time Movement Detection of Children.

• Data Collection: Capture real-time motion data from Apple Watch and iPhone sensors.
• Session Labeling: Tag sessions with custom record IDs to differentiate activities.
• Data Export: Export session data to CSV files for analysis and comparison.

Special thanks to the contributors of the MotionCollector GitHub repository, which provided essential functionalities that supported the development of this application. This resource was instrumental in enabling the iOS Motion Collector to serve its role in a comparative study alongside the Galaxy Watch.

To set up the iOS Motion Collector on your device, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/your-repository/iOS-Motion-Collector.git

2. Open the project in Xcode:

   Launch Xcode and open the cloned project directory.

3. Configure your Apple Watch and iPhone:
   • Ensure that your Apple Watch is properly paired with your iPhone.
   • Build and Run:
     • Select your target device from the top device toolbar in Xcode.
     • Press the 'Run' button to compile the application and install it on your Apple Watch.

• To start collecting data:

  1. Open the iOS Motion Collector app on your Apple Watch.
  2. Select the desired session type and start the session.

• To stop and save the session, navigate through the menu and tap 'End Session'.

• Access the collected data through the iOS app for export or review.

Contributions to the iOS Motion Collector are welcome. Please read through my contributing guidelines and submit pull requests to the development branch.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.