Previous posts:
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing – Post 1 (Pollen Sensor)
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing – Post 2
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing – Post 3 (AirVantage Intro)
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing – Post 5 (InTheAir Power Board)
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing – Post 6 (HDC1000 Sensor)
In the Air Design Challenge - Pollen & Allergen Sensing - Post 7 (WE Direkt PCB)
Introduction
I've been very busy at home (moving into my new home) so I didn't make too much progress but I have a multi-platform application to share. I have it running on Windows, Linux, OSX, Android and BlackBerry but should run just fine on iPhone/iPad too (haven't tried that - I don't have the iPhone).
My project will be missing the key feature (pollen sensor) but I will continue to work on it after this challenge is complete. Having the pollen sensor would be great for me, should help me fight the allergy.
Qt-based application
InTheAir client application currently just shows the sensor values (and history for dust and pollen). Since pollen sensor is on hold until I obtain the required parts this app only shows the dummy value for pollen. Other values seen on the screenshot are also manually submitted using the Paho MQTT client but I have other sensors working, so, in a couple of days, these will show the real values for other three parameters.
Figure 1. Android screenshot
Figure 2. Android screenshot with history charts shown
Source code
Source code is still dirty but I shared it anyway (attached InTheAir.zip) 