Smartphones are cool but they are fairly limited as far as the types of data that they can really take in. If you were putting together a kit of tools with existing technology to gather data for science and engineering which tools do you think would be most important? Here are my ideas.

  • Multimeter

  • IR camera

  • UV camera

  • Motion amplification camera

  • Microscope

  • The flipper zero or some similar hacking tool

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I had to add this after I found out it was real.

Hand held XRF spectrometers. https://www.olympus-ims.com/en/xrf-analyzers/handheld/vanta/

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