iOS Application to Display Temperature Data in Real Time

Want to pair an iPhone with a multi-sensor thermometer. Application should pair, display data, option to record data, user sets timer and target temperature. Swipe between screens. Work done for hire - my company retains all copyright and IP for this software. This BLE application will pair 2 devices, an iPhone and a multisensor thermometer. The thermometer has 11 temperature sensors and 1 battery monitor channel. Data details can be found on the attached spreadsheet. This thermometer is an aid for the home chef or anyone else who wants to cook a piece of meat exactly as they like it. This thermometer guarantees the meat will not be over or under-cooked because it provides a full temperature profile of the meat that is being cooked. The data from the BLE device (thermometer) should be displayed in real-time to the iPhone and updated constantly so the chef can monitor the meat from their iPhone. The user will: 1) Activate the application 2) Pair their iPhone to the BLE device 3) Once paired the first temperature data screen should auto display a. This screen has the following i. Image of probe with all data updating at 1 Hz (as shown) ii. “Low” graphic – displays the lowest temperature received (as shown) iii. “Target” graphic – user-defined target temperature note – when “Low” temperature reaches “Target” temperature an alarm should sound. iv. “Timer” graphic – user-defined timer v. BLE device battery indicator vi. “Log Data” button – user enabled data logging of 12 sensor data vii. “Unpair” button – user disable (turn off) BLE device 4) User can slide to another screen (as shown) where 12 column data is streaming 5) User can slide to another screen (as shown) where data is displayed as follows: a. “Low” temperature graphic displays the lowest temperature reading b. “Target” graphic displays user-defined target temperature This is the desired final internal temperature of the meat being cooked c. “Timer” d. Probe graphic with i. Numerical temperature of each sensor ii. Graphical representation above each sensor iii. Sliding temperature scale