iOS App
Status¶
| Related Milestone | Task | Status | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1 | Setup BLE Communication |  |
Implement basic BLE connection and data reception |
| M1 | Create Recording UI |  |
Button UI for 3-second recording |
| M2 | Implement Rolling Window |  |
Process continuous data stream with 3s window |
| M3 | Add Notification System | |
User feedback notifications for gesture detection |
| M4 | Power Management UI | |
Interface to show band's power state |
Development¶
Dependencies¶
This project uses Tuist
brew install --cask tuist
See Bumble's article on SPM vs Tuist vs Bazel (part 3/3 here)
Quick Start¶
The project was created using tuist init. By default it creates a project that represents an iOS application.
The project directory will contain a Project.swift, which describes the project, a Tuist.swift, which contains project-scoped Tuist configuration, and \<app-name>/, which contains the source code of the application.
Note that unlike Xcode projects, which you can open and edit directly, Tuist projects are generated from a manifest file. This means that you should not edit the generated Xcode project directly.
To work on it in Xcode:
tuist generate
To build binaries:
tuist build
To run tests:
tuist test
Design¶
Capabilities¶
- Create + name new gestures
- Record movement samples to train gesture recognition
- Connect gestures -> actions
- HomeKit API
- Shortcuts API
- Mouse input
- Real-time classification of raw_data -> gestures -> actions