We are experimenting with the DockKit API in iOS 18. However, we are unable to retrieve the speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank for the person being tracked. We are able to get the rect and identifier. Has anyone been able to retrieve speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank?

We are experimenting with the DockKit API in iOS 18. However, we are unable to retrieve the speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank for the person being tracked. We are able to get the rect and identifier. Has anyone been able to retrieve speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank?

We are experimenting with the DockKit API in iOS 18. However, we are unable to retrieve the speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank for the person being tracked. We are able to get the rect and identifier. Has anyone been able to retrieve speakingConfidence, lookingAtCameraConfidence, and saliencyRank?

Hello! We want to try the new features of DockKit on an iOS 18 device. However, I am unable to pair the DockKit-compatible device with my iOS 18 device. Is there a way to successfully pair them?

Any source code samples for how to program DockKit ? I have read https://developer.apple.com/documentation/DockKit and would like to see it used in an app. For instance, how to setup notification in a SwiftUI-based app running code like this do { for await accessory in try DockAccessoryManager.shared.accessoryStateChanges { // If this is an accessory you’re interested in, save it for later use. } } catch { log(“Failed fetching state changes, \(error)“) }

For example: we use DocKit for birdwatching, so we have an unknown field distance and direction. Distance = ? Direction = ? For example, the rock from which the observation is made. The task is to recognize the number of birds caught in the frame, add a detection frame and collect statistics. Question: What is the maximum number of frames processed with custom object recognition? If not enough, can I do the calculations myself and transfer to DokKit for fast movement?

I'd love to play around with DockKit, but I didn't see anything mentioned about hardware. I'm assuming Apple isn't releasing their own motorized dock and haven't seen anything about how to get hardware recognized by the accessory manager. I'd like to prototype a dock myself using esp32 and some stepper motors. I've already got this working with bluetooth communication from iOS via CoreBluetooth, but I don't know if there's specific service and characteristic UUIDs that the system is looking for to say it's compatible with DockKit? Would really love to start playing with this, anyone got any insights on how to get up and running?