In these unprecedented and unusual times we are pleased to announce to you that we are not only still operational, but also delivering new features & updates to our users and today have a release of SciChart Mobile SDK v3.1!
This release brings you some long-standing features requested by our users via the Feature Request portal, and some showcase demos of how to use SciChart iOS, Android or Xamarin in medical or scientific context.
What’s New?
A full list of what’s new can be found below.
iOS/Android Vital Signs ECG/EKG demo
Formerly part of the SciChart showcase, we have created and updated our Vital Signs (ECG/EKG) demo showing how to use SciChart’s iOS, Android or Xamarin charts in a medical context.
Four channels of data are simulated, showing how SciChart iOS/Android can be used to draw real-time, high performance ECG/EKG charts & graphs to monitor blood pressure, SPO2 blood oxygen, and volumetric flow enabling you to create medical apps using an iPad or iPhone device.
SciChart helps you shortcut development of medical applications by providing rich, real-time, high performance & reliable iOS charts for use in Vital-signs monitors, blood pressure monitors, Electro-Cardiogram, medical Ventillators, patient monitors, digital stethoscopes, medical testing devices and more.
If you are creating an app that needs to visualize body temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate, blood pressure, or similar, choose SciChart to shortcut your development time & get to market faster with our well-tested, reliable iOS/Android/Xamarin Chart library.
To view the Vital Signs demo, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to Featured Apps -> Vital Signs Demo. Or, see the following links:
iOS/Android Audio, Radio Frequency & Spectrum Analyzer demo
Another demo we’ve created is the Audio/Radio Frequency Spectrum Analyzer demo.
The Audio analyzer demo showcases how to use SciChart iOS (android) charts in a scientific context. Download the examples and enable your microphone to see this demo at work.
Fast, real-time Audio / Radio Frequency Spectrum Analyzer demo now been added natively to SciChart’s iOS/Android/Xamarin Chart examples
In this example we listen to the microphone on your iOS/Android device and create a waveform of the sound recorded in the top chart. This chart has 500,000 data-points drawn in real-time on our High Performance charts. The example application then performs a Fourier Transform, creating a spectral / frequency analysis of the audio waveform and plots in the lower left chart. Finally, the histogram of the fourier transform, known as a spectrogram, is plotted in a SciChart iOS Heatmap control in the bottom right of the example.
If you are creating an app that needs to visualize scientific data from data-aquisition devices, audio spectra, or visualize radio frequency or spectrial analysis choose SciChart to shortcut your development time & get to market faster with our well-tested, reliable iOS/Android Chart library.
To view the Audio Analyzerdemo, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to Featured Apps -> Audio Analyzer Demo. Or, see the following links:
SciChart iOS & Android now features a native spline-line (smoothed line) series. Given a few number of points, our customers wanted to see smoother charts out of the box with spline smoothing / bezier interpolation between data-points.
SciChart Mobile SDK v3.1 features a spline line series which provides aesthetically pleasing, high performance smoothed line charts for iOS or Android apps.
Performance is excellent thanks to our intelligent, dynamic smoothing, and interactive frame rates with point counts in the 100,000 or even millions of data-points are still possible.
Fast, real-time Smoothed Line/ Spline Line charts have now been added natively to SciChart’s iOS/Android/Xamarin Chart library
To view the Spline Line Series, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to 2D Charts -> Spline Line Series. Or, see the following links:
SciChart Mobile SDK v3.1 now features a spline mountain or area series which provides aesthetically pleasing, high performance smoothed mountain/area charts for iOS or Android apps.
Again, performance is excellent thanks to our dynamic smoothing and this chart type allows interactive frame-rates into the hundreds of thousands of points.
Fast, real-time Smoothed Mountain / Spline Mountain/Area charts have now been added natively to SciChart’s iOS/Android/Xamarin Chart library
To view the Spline Mountain Series, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to 2D Charts -> Spline Mountain Series. Or, see the following links:
We’ve also added a spline band series natively which provides aesthetically pleasing, high performance smoothed band / high-low fill charts for iOS or Android apps.
Fast, real-time Smoothed Band / Spline Band charts have now been added natively to SciChart’s iOS/Android/Xamarin Chart library
To view the Spline Band Series, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to 2D Charts -> Spline Band Series. Or, see the following links:
Column charts with rounded top/bottom have been requested via our Feature-request system. We haven’t build this feature natively but what we’ve done is used it as an example to showcase our powerful Custom Series API, which allows you to create any series type using a fast drawing context.
As we now support Spline Lines natively, we have adjusted our Custom Series demo to show you how to create a Rounded-Column series on iOS and Android. Find out how in the SciChart iOS/Android Examples App.
To view the Rounded-Column Custom Series Demo, download the SciChart Examples from the /downloads page and go to 2D Charts -> Custom Renderable Series. Or, see the following links:
SCIOS-933 – fixed Redundant series render before animation starts
SCIOS-958 – fixed SCIZoomPanModifier clipAtMax – left side stretching issue (fixed for iOS and Android)
SCIOS-971 – Fixed modifiers don’t work properly with StackedSeries
SCIOS-969 – Fixed fifoBuffer special case, when adding an array of data, and when fifoBuffer count hasn’t reached its FifoCapacity
SciChart for Mac OSX in Progress
We announced recently on our Twitter and Linked-In page that we are making steady progress toward making SciChart available on Mac OSX. The codebase and API will be shared with iOS, and we will support Objective-C, Swift apps built for MacOS desktop computers.
More info on this coming soon. Subscribe to our newsletter by registering with SciChart to be notified when we release!
SciChart for Mac OSX is being ported from our Objective-C / Swift iOS Chart library. SciChart will be able to support fast, realtime scientific, medical and financial 2D & 3D charts on the Mac OSX platform!
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