Reading data from binary .gt3x files is a useful addition to the set of tools already in AGread, because it doesn't require exporting CSV data from secondary software. It's especially useful for extracting IMU data, since there's no batch processing mechanism elsewhere.
There are a few quirks to think about for the IMU data, though. In particular, some packets have 99 samples instead of 100, and the current resampling method needs improvement.
Reading data from binary .gt3x files is a useful addition to the set of tools already in AGread, because it doesn't require exporting CSV data from secondary software. It's especially useful for extracting IMU data, since there's no batch processing mechanism elsewhere.
There are a few quirks to think about for the IMU data, though. In particular, some packets have 99 samples instead of 100, and the current resampling method needs improvement.