FizziQ Sensors
Your smartphone contains up to 20 different sensors. With FizziQ, use them for your scientific experiments and extend your capabilities with external sensors.
📱 Internal sensors
Built into your smartphone
Thanks to MEMS technology (Micro Electro Mechanical System), your smartphone integrates miniaturized, precise, low-power sensors. Our guide Smartphone Sensors: the complete guide explains how each one works and how accurate it is.
Accelerometer
Motion, vibrations, free fall, forces
Gyroscope
Rotation speed, orientation
Magnetometer
Magnetic field, compass
Barometer
Atmospheric pressure, altitude
GPS
Position, speed, altitude
Light sensor
Ambient light in lux
Microphone
Sound, frequencies, spectrum, waves
Camera
Kinematic analysis, chronophotography
🔌 External sensors
Connected via FizziQ Connect or microcontroller
The development of robotics has democratized many sensors that were once very expensive. These sensors use the I2C protocol and are easily connectable to FizziQ.
Temperature
Probe -40°C to +125°C, 0.1°C precision
Humidity
Relative air humidity
CO2
Concentration in ppm
Air quality
TVOC, eCO2, particulate matter
Distance
Ultrasonic or infrared (ToF)
Force / Pressure
Dynamometer, scale, pressure
Voltmeter
DC and AC voltage
Ammeter
Current intensity
UV
UV index, radiation
Turbidity
Liquid opacity
Oximeter
Heart rate, SpO2
IR Thermometer
Non-contact temperature
How to connect external sensors to FizziQ?
Two solutions to connect your I2C sensors to FizziQ:
Why FizziQ for your sensors?
All-in-one
A single tool to access smartphone internal sensors and external sensors.
Integrated analysis
All data in the experiment notebook with graphs and tables.
Video kinematics
Use the camera for video tracking and chronophotography.
Affordable
I2C sensors are affordable thanks to the robotics democratization.
Ready to experiment?
Download FizziQ and start using your smartphone sensors.