iOS Scouting App for 2015

[Bruce Newendorp]

We are starting development of our iOS scouting app tonight. Our goal is to have it submitted to Apple two weeks before the week one events.

[yash101]

I am working on a web-based scouting application. This should work with iOS, as well as Android and Desktops. The current code is at https://github.com/yash101/UberScout. It is still under progress, but should be complete sometime soon!

It's all AJAX-driven so it is quite fast and fluid. The server's perfect for putting on a Raspberry Pi and then bringing to a competition!

[Laxkief9098]

We are working on an IOS app that is connecting via bluetooth to a central computer that then will take the results of the match and complie them into one spreadsheet and maybe even an access database.

[AWoL]

I'm currently working on one for my team. I'm about 2/3 done with development as I worked on it as my final project for a Computer Science independent study this last semester. It's currently in a private repo on 225's GitHub account, but once I'm pretty much done and everything is better documented we're planning on making it open source. Even if it's not open source by week one, it'll be on Google Play.

The main features include:
- Automatically syncing databases through the head scout's device, with support for up to 7 sub-scout devices.
- Pit scouting with Camera
- Easy viewing of all Matches and Teams
- Match Prediction (REALLY easy this year )
- Alliance Selection Mode
- Download of Match Schedule from thebluealliance.com
- (Possibly) Support for saving video of matches

[Farbod909]

Yes, We have been working on a universal scouting app called MorScout. It currently works on all platforms including iOS. However, we are refining the iOS app, and it will be ready within week or two in time for competition. Please check out our github page to test it out as a web app first!
https://github.com/mortorqrobotics/MorScout

[elfenari]

We aren't exactly creating a scouting app for ios, but we are making a webserver and connecting iPads to a laptop via Bluetooth PAN. The webserver puts out a form that can be filled out on the iPad, and writes the results to a txt file we're planning to open and analyze in numbers/excel.

[Kyorox]

My team last year was a rookie team, and we fund it useful to use the App FRC Spyder to stay up to par with the competition. It is an iOS app and is free. It's fairly easy to use, although it is not the best for scouting, it gives you a rough idea of how everyone is doing and how you are doing in comparison. I do not know how well it will work this year, however it was always up to date and allowed you too keep track of your "favorite" teams. It's a little buggy but it still works fairly well. Its more for the comp than scouting.