New Traffic display for ADSB-In devices

[SwedeFlyer]

I Need some of you guys to try out a new Traffic display (Android only) for ADSB-In devices (Wifi only).
I developed an Android App (called TrafficAssist) that closely follows the TCAS II protocol and displays the data as you would see it in a
commercial aircraft. TrafficAssist will display Traffic Advisories as well as Resolution Advisories. Features are selectable via Preferences.
In addition to display the traffic it will identify Make/Model of aircraft as long as is in the US or Canadian registry.

So if you have the following ADSB-In devices:

Stratus (Open ADSB Mode GDL90 protocol)
Stratux
OpenFlightSystems (Stratux)
Dynon SV-ADSB-472 (Using the Dynon WI-FI ADAPTER FOR SKYVIEW)
uAvionix echoUat
... and other ones that support the GDL90 format using Wifi

As you well know for ADSB traffic to work properly you need the ADSB-Out
feature as well.
So I am looking for feedback and improvements. As a thank you will receive the final product free of charge.
Interested, shoot me an e-mail at: swedeflyer@gmail.com
I will give you more details after you contact me.


Peter

 

[RB-RV9A]

Nothing for iPhone.

 

[Rhino]

Nothing for iPhone.

About time developers went with android and quit catering to just one third of the marketplace.

 

[RB-RV9A]

Now days needs to be for both platforms.

 

[RV8JD]

About time developers went with android and quit catering to just one third of the marketplace.

As my dear departed Mother used to say "Jealousy will get you nowhere!"

 

[Rhino]

I'm not jealous of people dumb enough to only cater to a little over 20% of their marketplace. I'm also not jealous of people who have iOS devices, because I have one. It's the most useless mobile device I have, the most difficult to use, and a constant source of headaches. This isn’t about Apple vs android though. People making aviation apps for pilots should do it for the entire market. If they must choose only one, it should be the one most people use. Android also allows far more customization and further development, something that fits quite well into the world of experimental aviation.

 

[RV8JD]

Yikes! It was a joke. Lighten up.

 

[Rhino]

Sorry. It just never made sense to me that someone would exclude most of their potential market.

 

[SwedeFlyer]

Sorry. It just never made sense to me that someone would exclude most of their potential market.

Hmmm,
I am the developer of the TrafficAssist program. Sorry I spent a lot of time learning the Android ins-and-outs, not that easy, that's the reason, this is not a web app but intricate reading data streams and doing a custom UI updating many times a second. Anyway, I released this on Google Play and will add another thread on this forum,

Cheers,

Swedeflyer