Tools
Tools for SciSpinner data
Browser-based tools for SciSpinner setup and data analysis. Processing happens locally on your computer, so files are not uploaded. Each tool can also be saved and used offline.
g-level analysis
Drop in a run’s imu.csv file to calculate the sensor’s zero-g offset by sphere fit, offset-corrected time-averaged ⟨g⟩ over 15-minute and 1-hour windows, sphere coverage and a comparison with the kinematic model. Export a PDF report, JSON results and corrected per-second CSV.
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Clinostat simulator
Set the frame and core speeds and directions and watch the instrument turn in 3D. The simulator shows the reading a motion sensor module in the core would produce, along with time-averaged ⟨g⟩ over 2-minute, 15-minute and 1-hour windows and sphere coverage. Use it to compare speed combinations before a run.
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Run setup
Prepare an instrument from your computer: set the motor speeds and directions, run plan and time-lapse, four lighting presets, camera settings and display settings, then download scispinner-config.json for the instrument’s USB drive. An existing configuration file can also be loaded and edited.
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Time-lapse to video
Drop in a run’s timelapse/ folder to create an MP4 with an elapsed-time or date overlay at the frame rate and size you choose. The interval and start time are read from the run’s experiment.json. Encoding runs in your browser.
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We are developing additional tools. Suggestions are welcome at [email protected].