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# Ember Scientific Toolbox App

Get actionable data from high frame-rate clips

### Download Ember Scientific Toolbox

[v1.3 on the macOS App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ember-scientific-toolbox/id6648798058?mt=12)\
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Ember Scientific Toolbox is available now with Vibration analaysis, Amplify, Stabilization, Feature Tracking and Ember camera position data which can all be exported to CSV files.

### Download Sample Toolbox Clips

[Ember Scientific Toolbox Sample Clips – Dropbox](https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/mrlcisgbh0yj0byzje8rl/AKTlfURFsBCGokJ9_1A-b5I?rlkey=v92j9qeavg93gopzraw199w4r\&st=nfqydjlv\&dl=0)\
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This is a collection of clips that are useful for familiarizing yourself with the tools available in Ember Scientific toolbox. Follow along with the Tool usage pages based on the name of the clips.

### Read the Scientific Toolbox Usage Guide

The tool usage pages have all the details you need to extract infromation from Ember clips using the Scientific Toolbox App. Reach out to <support@freeflysystems.com> if you have questions not answered in the tool usage pages.

[Basic Usage & Exporting](/products/products/ember-camera/ember-scientific-toolbox-app/basic-usage-and-exporting.md)


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