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Leif: Category:Spacebridge

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Category:Spacebridge

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	* Make Icarus signal an external camera at a particular altitude threshold (eg, to start a video record on descent).		* Make Icarus signal an external camera at a particular altitude threshold (eg, to start a video record on descent).
	* Icarus itself could record video and/or take photos at specified altitudes using the phone's internal camera.		* Icarus itself could record video and/or take photos at specified altitudes using the phone's internal camera.

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SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:14, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/). Contributions are encouraged (It's really easy!) just keep in mind the key goal of this project is reliability before all else.		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/). Contributions are encouraged (It's really easy!) just keep in mind the key goal of this project is '''reliability''' before all else.

	In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:		In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:13, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/). Contributions are encouraged (It's really easy!) just keep in mind the key goal of this project is reliability before all else.		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/). Contributions are encouraged (It's really easy!) just keep in mind the key goal of this project is reliability before all else.

	In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:		In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:13, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/). Contributions are encouraged (It's really easy!) just keep in mind the key goal of this project is reliability before all else.

	In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:		In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:05, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[~~SpaceBridge~~]] project.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[Spacebridge]] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:05, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [SpaceBridge] project.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [[SpaceBridge]] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:05, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone. It is part of the [SpaceBridge] project.

	Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).

SpammerHellDontDelete at 02:04, 9 February 2010

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	Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone.		Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone.

	Currently maintained by [nf](nf@wh3rd.net) and located in ~~this [~~Mercurial ~~Repository]~~(http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).		Currently maintained by nf (nf@wh3rd.net) and located in a Mercurial repository (http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).

	In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:		In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:

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Icarus is a Java-based Android application that is developed for and tested on the G1 phone.

Currently maintained by [nf](nf@wh3rd.net) and located in this [Mercurial Repository](http://bitbucket.org/0x0000/icarus/).

In its current form, it logs the following values from the phone's internal sensors:

* Latitude, Longitude, Altitude (GPS)
* Temperature (AK8976A)
* Orientation (AK8976A)
* Magnetic fields in 3 dimensions (AK8976A)
* Accelerometer in 3 dimensions (AK8976A)

It writes the data, timestamped, to a file on the SD card: 'IcarusLog'.

If it has GSM connectivity and has a GPS lock, it will report its GPS coordinates once a minute via SMS. It has been tested to recover from loss of both GPS and GSM signals.

Todo list: (immediate future)

* Make the destination phone number and SMS interval configurable.
* Other interface cosmetic enhancements.

Todo list: (pie in sky)

* Make Icarus signal an external camera at a particular altitude threshold (eg, to start a video record on descent).
* Icarus itself could record video and/or take photos at specified altitudes using the phone's internal camera.