GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection
by Image Insight, Inc.
· Tools
· $14.99
On Google Play since November 2013
· Data updated
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection is made and published by Image Insight, Inc. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with Image Insight, Inc. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to Image Insight, Inc. and are shown as published on Google Play.
AppBrain's verdict
EstablishedNiche- Total installs
- 1.5 thousand
- Rating on Google Play
- 4.00
- 44 ratings
- Last updated
- January 3, 2025
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection is a niche app, with 1.5 thousand installs. It doesn't have enough ratings yet to judge what users think.
Installs
Tracked by AppBrain- Last 30 days
- 0
- Play install range
- 1+ thousand
- Launched
- November 2013
Installs over time
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection has been installed 1.5 thousand times. Over the past 30 days, it has been installed 0 times.
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Releases
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- November 2013
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Comments on GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection for Android
★★★★★
Brian H Vedder
· Mar 19, 2021
I cannot possibly express my gratitude to Image Insight for this marvelous App. And I wish all the detractors would stand back and give full appreciation for what they DO have for free. I just completed my second round of RAI and Gamma Pix has been my closest companion and medical advisor to monitor my progress through 18 months of hellish medical process, expense, upset, worry and discomfort. It was on the guide path, the glide path, which delivered me to a CURE. I have defeated cancer. How many people can say that? On my Samsung J700H it ran rock solid across those 18 months and gave consistently accurate spot-readings in both procedures that never failed to impress every radiation technician. THEY do not have tools which can tell them where exactly a patient's readings are highest. I was able to differentiate values between thyroid bed, lymph zones. Various salivary glands, abdomen, liver, kidneys, even bones. This finely-detailed survey yielded a map for future self-monitoring and first line of defense against emergence of follow-on radiation-caused cancers in the affected tissues. I am profoundly grateful. THANK YOU !!
★★☆☆☆
Dariush Shafa
· Dec 28, 2015
No calibration for Nexus 6P Gamma Pix doesn't work at all and says light is getting to the camera when the camera is completely covered.
★★☆☆☆
Ruben Knight
· Sep 29, 2016
Can't tell if it works well or not. Doesn't work well with a Samsung Galaxy Tab S2. I collect Uranium Ores all of my samples put out at least 30,000 CPM of gamma and beta, not counting alpha. The app only reads 13.5 mSv per hour on my most radioactive thing I have which is a source disc of 10 uCi of Cesium 137.
★☆☆☆☆
A Google User
· Feb 1, 2015
Waste of money The app repeatedly locked up, as well as prevented me from using the camera even when the app wasn't running. I received one response from support suggesting I reboot my phone. What good is an app if I have to reboot my phone everything I want to run it? Still no response from tech support to my earlier query. Avoid this app.
★★☆☆☆
A Google User
· Apr 7, 2014
Lack of Confidence App failed to identify presence of Co-60, Sr-90, Cs-137 sources in nuclear engineering laboratory using Samsung Galaxy S3. Zero microsieverts were registered both away from sources and in proximity, and at all distances in between. Test conducted twice, with identical results. Installation and setup of app was easy, though I am not confident in the results, at least on the phone used to test.
★★☆☆☆
Ed Pheil
· Jun 18, 2017
This app used to work, giving me a specific level regardless of "safety" Now it just says "safe" for low levels, making it useless. Even if low levels are in accurate, comparing them to a background level were useful for comparison. I used to be able to detect monazite vs background, or potassium chloride, or 10%thorium welding wire. Now I get nothing. I want to test for radiation existence, not safety, so this device is useless. It can't even detect being in an airplane, which is 3x background during the day, and 2x nighttime background at night. It made a useful tool useless.
Technology
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- $14.99
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- 9
- App size
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- Needs Android
- 4.1+
- Content rating
- Everyone
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About the app and developer
About GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection is a tools app developed by Image Insight, Inc.
Download Statistics
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection has been downloaded 1.5 thousand times. In the last 30 days, the app was downloaded 0 times.
User Ratings
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection is rated 4.00 out of 5 stars. The rating is based on 44 ratings.
App Information
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection costs $14.99. The last update was on January 3, 2025.
Technical Requirements
GammaPix - Gamma Rad Detection requires Android 4.1+ or higher. The app has a content rating of Everyone. The APK has been available on Google Play since November 2013.
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Store listing
By Image Insight, Inc., from Google Play“Provides warning of the presence of radioactivity using the phone's camera.”
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Description by Image Insight, Inc. Written by the developer, not by AppBrain. Click to read.
Unlike the Lite version, this App only require a network connection to operate after several days. We recommend you update GammaPix from time to time to check for new calibrations.
Developed initially for several federal agencies, turns your phone into a detector of ionizing radiation. The GammaPix technology has been successfully tested at independent labs with calibrated sources. It was developed with support from the U.S. Department of Defense, the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (U.S. Department of Homeland Security), and the Transportation Research Board (U.S. National Academy of Sciences). We were encouraged by them to bring this technology to the public.
Worried about accidental exposure to radioactive material or acts of terrorism? The GammaPix App can provide timely warning of the presence of radioactivity using nothing more than your phone's camera. While it is NOT meant to be a substitute for dedicated ionizing radiation detectors, it is a rapid and convenient way of making preliminary threat estimates.
We hope you enjoy using GammaPix!
Notes:
• Various circumstances may compromise the measurement or make the results inaccurate.
• Automatic monitoring will use ~1-5% of your battery, but could warn you of radiation even when not using the App.
• A 10 to 20-minute initialization is required before you use the application for the first time. We know this step slows you down, but it really is necessary to get the best results. Please perform this step in a place you know is likely to be free of excessive radioactivity, with your device cool and unplugged.
• For best results make sure no light is getting into the camera when you run the GammaPix App. Putting the phone in your pocket or covering it with a book works well.
• A reading takes about 3 to 5 minutes if there's no danger. Dangerous levels will be reported sooner.
• Try out Settings > Use long third stage for a more sensitive reading!
• The GammaPix App will not work on some phone models because the camera optimization at low light levels gives "bright" pictures.
• Not all phone models have been calibrated. We'll use your readings to provide a calibration for your model. The more you take, the sooner we'll have a calibration.
Developed initially for several federal agencies, turns your phone into a detector of ionizing radiation. The GammaPix technology has been successfully tested at independent labs with calibrated sources. It was developed with support from the U.S. Department of Defense, the Domestic Nuclear Detection Office (U.S. Department of Homeland Security), and the Transportation Research Board (U.S. National Academy of Sciences). We were encouraged by them to bring this technology to the public.
Worried about accidental exposure to radioactive material or acts of terrorism? The GammaPix App can provide timely warning of the presence of radioactivity using nothing more than your phone's camera. While it is NOT meant to be a substitute for dedicated ionizing radiation detectors, it is a rapid and convenient way of making preliminary threat estimates.
We hope you enjoy using GammaPix!
Notes:
• Various circumstances may compromise the measurement or make the results inaccurate.
• Automatic monitoring will use ~1-5% of your battery, but could warn you of radiation even when not using the App.
• A 10 to 20-minute initialization is required before you use the application for the first time. We know this step slows you down, but it really is necessary to get the best results. Please perform this step in a place you know is likely to be free of excessive radioactivity, with your device cool and unplugged.
• For best results make sure no light is getting into the camera when you run the GammaPix App. Putting the phone in your pocket or covering it with a book works well.
• A reading takes about 3 to 5 minutes if there's no danger. Dangerous levels will be reported sooner.
• Try out Settings > Use long third stage for a more sensitive reading!
• The GammaPix App will not work on some phone models because the camera optimization at low light levels gives "bright" pictures.
• Not all phone models have been calibrated. We'll use your readings to provide a calibration for your model. The more you take, the sooner we'll have a calibration.