[Discussion] Share your projects

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@Bigb0zz thanks, I just filled in the form to become a Suunto Partner. I’ll upload it after I’m accepted.

[Egika]

@surfboomerang said in [Discussion] Share your projects:

All of the values are known, except the bearing to the POI. Is there any way to get this information?

It should be possible to just calculate the bearing yourself.
I think we are looking at the loxodrome here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhumb_line

[AYamshanov]

@wilson75 thanks for the heads-up! Yes, that was me. After seeing such great feedback here and on Reddit, I decided to join the Partner Program and bring the app to the SuuntoPlus Store for everyone to enjoy.

[skyfi]

@guderaber can you opensource it? I’d like to pitch in. Me & Claude just deved the climb log app and debuged the whole issue that it crashes/can’t be enabled.

[surfboomerang]

@Egika That would be possible if the coordinates of the POI are known. The problems is that the only value for POI seems to be the distance. (/Navigation/Poi/Active/Distance)

Target location (/Navigation/Targetlocation/Distance and /Navigation/Targetlocation/Coordinates) does seem to provide this information but when you select a POI the target location remains empty.

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

Constantin ready for release!

Data on the right refreshed once per second.

Data on the chart refreshed once per 6 seconds with an average from those 6 seconds to make the chart smoother. Also, the chart positions dynamically up and down every second (the dot represents current pace / HR).

Two modes available - one for pace, second one for HR (switched with top button).

Designed to make running more constant.

[Thibault B.]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel Very nice! Can’t wait to try it out.

[AYamshanov]

I wanted to share a project/proposal I have been working on recently. I am a fan of both Suunto and Meshtastic (the open-source, off-grid mesh network), and I have been thinking about how powerful it would be to bring them together. I have just posted a proposal on the Meshtastic GitHub.

The goal is to allow users of Suunto watches (and users of other sport/smartwatches if they support the integration) to receive messages & geo-positions from the Mesh-network. Since this is an integration between two different ecosystems, a lot depends on the feedback and interest from the Meshtastic side.

Regardless of the outcome, diving into the logic of how these two systems could talk to each other has been an incredibly fun and exciting experience!

[Hursty]

I Just got my device this last week and was happy to find they just released the Development Environment to make apps.
I ended up selling my Garmin after they release a rucking activity but only for the newest devices.

So now i can build one here. (Right now just Pandolf Calculation) But playing with adding the ability to adjust weight on the phone optionally as well (instead of just as a settings though the phone app)

[Łukasz Szmigiel]

@Thibault-B. Well… I’m still waiting for Suunto to open up an account for me.

[Svenning]

@Łukasz-Szmigiel I’m also waiting for your app.