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1. Color identifier app not accurate software#
2. Color identifier app not accurate Bluetooth#
3. Color identifier app not accurate free#

The only time it’s accurate is with a walk or yoga(so a lower heart rate)so that’s my tip. bc the calories are majorly underestimated no matter what.

Color identifier app not accurate free#

I know it can be a wee bit faulty sometimes and you should check the cals on a free calculator website if you’re doing something like a hiit or heart pounding sweat sesh. I screenshot abs post my workouts online so I hope they fix this!! I honestly have loved this app. It said an 8 min workout for me today even tho I did 47 mins😂, the graph is correct but not the calories bc the time says 8 mins. Anyways, the reason I am writing a review is bc as of the past two weeks, my workout times are NOT correct.

Color identifier app not accurate Bluetooth#

it does have touchy Bluetooth connections and no matter what it says, even after syncing the map won’t show up properly unless your phone is with you and close at all times(on the run/walk/hike ect). This watch has been my favorite, up until about a week or two ago I believe? Those of you commenting that it doesn’t track your runs or bike rides. I guess you get what you pay for, it in this case, got for free. Why? It would be nice to switch what the graph shows, but alas, that function doesn’t exist. But the graphs, especially the heart rate graph, just show overalls, or in the case of heart rate, your resting heart rate each day. That is more a function of the device only measuring what it does. It’s just overalls for the three categories. Lastly, the details screen is lacking what it purports to even contain. There’s a catch though: there isn’t enough room so it actually reads “back.oday.” A simple “back” would have sufficed.

You can even go to that day to bring it up but as an afterthought, they added the words “back to today” in the upper right. When you tap on “Today,” it allows you to scroll left and right, unlike the main screen, to see values for different days. You tap on the metric name to bring it into focus. What would be intuitive, swiping left or right to see a different metric, isn’t there. The app, that’s what this review is for (as reviews should be in the App Store). Right now, we cover about 90% of all plants growing anywhere in the world, but we have no doubt that we will be able to bring that number to 100% very soon.The device is what it is, an inexpensive knock off of a Fitbit.

Color identifier app not accurate software#

With every snap of a plant our users upload to the application, our plant identification software is becoming more and more precise. Right now, millions of users can take advantage of our proprietary AI technology for identifying the plants they encounter in their daily life.Īlthough, our work is far from done. Only when we felt our application was good enough, we made it available to the public. We have spent a long time testing and perfecting our software.

All the basics from plant identification methods are brought into the one application. We made it possible by taking the scientific approach into our AI technology. Who could have imagined that you can receive an accurate plant identification in a few seconds by simply taking a picture or uploading a photo into a small application? For the past few years we have been working with the smartest scientists and nature loving developers to design software that could tell anyone the name of the plant, its Kingdom and other helpful information in a moment.

And each day we are trying to make our product better, faster and more accurate in plant identification. It was created to answer the main questions about a plant you are looking for.

So, we've gathered the forces of different departments and specialists to create a powerful project like PlantSpot. It gathers everyone starting from nature lovers and home-sitters with hobbies to agricultural and natural experts. For the past decade plant identification science has evaluated into a very specific and vast field.