Sensor Test
Inspect available movement sensors with live feedback.
Movement, as reported by your browser
Sensor data is not being collected.
Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only
How to use this test
- Start relevant sensor access and move the device gently.
- Move the device gently and observe any delivered sensor events.
- Stop when finished. No data does not establish a defective sensor.
How it works & what results mean
How the test works
Inspect available movement sensors with live feedback. It uses DeviceMotion/DeviceOrientation; optional Generic Sensor/Vibration APIs. The workspace shows observations from this browser or asks for your own confirmation.
Understanding your result
Acceleration and rotation are browser-delivered sensor values with platform-dependent axes. No samples do not establish a broken sensor. Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only Missing data, blocked permission and an operation that could not run are shown separately. None establishes a hardware fault.
What you can inspect
Sensor Test
Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only
Accelerometer
Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only
Gyroscope
Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only
Device Motion
Map acceleration/rotation fields independently; absent fields stay unavailable; Generic Sensor is optional only
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About this test & common questions
how to test phone motion sensors in a browser?
This phone sensor test displays motion readings when the browser provides them. Try gentle movement to inspect accelerometer and gyroscope event changes.
can a sensor test calibrate an accelerometer?
Access may be unavailable or require permission; readings are browser observations and cannot calibrate physical sensors.