Integrating ESPRowingMonitor to Rowingo

[Kostomat]

Hey @Abasz , I came across your project and was really impressed — your calculations are way more sophisticated than what we currently have. I'm a co-founder of Rowingo (rowingo.eu), a rowing machine with oars we're building, and I'd love to bring you on as a paid contractor to integrate your code into our app and ESP32 firmware.

Would you be open to a chat? You can reach me at matous@rowingo.cz

Matous

[JaapvanEkris]

Hey @Abasz , I came across your project and was really impressed — your calculations are way more sophisticated than what we currently have. I'm a co-founder of Rowingo (rowingo.eu), a rowing machine with oars we're building, and I'd love to bring you on as a paid contractor to integrate your code into our app and ESP32 firmware.

Just as an aside and certainly not to inject myself in a valid commercial discussion in any way: that is a nice looking machine!

[Kostomat]

Thank you! That is actually photo of developmental prototype, the finished one is looking more clean, we will update photos in month or so.

[Abasz]

I have written you an e-mail, just a side note on your statement of "my calculation". I wish I could take credit for those and the heart of the engine, but that is mostly based on Jaap's work :D this is just a port with some changes to accommodate the platform and its limitations.

[JaapvanEkris]

just a side note on your statement of "my calculation". I wish I could take credit for those and the heart of the engine, but that is mostly based on Jaap's work :D this is just a port with some changes to accommodate the platform and its limitations.

Just to make sure @Kostomat : while this attribution is technically correct, please do not worry about having the wrong guy. @Abasz really is your man for this project, and he is more than capable of helping you out. I designed these algorithms to help the rowing industry move forward, beyond the low quality metrics most parties currently provide. @Abasz has always been there to help, even on OpenRowingMonitor's code base. We discussed almost any major design decision to see how it work on both projects. I'm just happy that part is catching on and industry starts to value high quality metrics and data portability. Although OpenRowingMonitor technically is more accurate and has more features, it also puts a lot more demands on the platform, which commercially might not be optimal. @Abasz has a lot of experience in tuning these algorithms and features to low powered devices (much more than I have), which probably is needed in a commercial setting. In the very unlikely event you guys run into any trouble with the algorithms, I will help @Abasz if needed without any issue.

However, if you are ever in the Netherlands, please tell so I can try out that gorgeous looking machine you guys are constructing.