Testing ChatGPT with Phone Sensor Data: Accurately Reconstructing Driving Habits
lordskelic · reddit · 2026-08-01
A user shared an impressive experiment combining ChatGPT 5.6 Sol High with Phyphox, a physics app that logs data from phone sensors at 100Hz.
The user fed ChatGPT a CSV file containing nearly 50,000 data points recorded during a car drive. The model successfully applied calculus to subtract the phone's physical movement and generated a detailed breakdown. It accurately inferred driving styles, interesting observations, and even estimated tire size based on harmonic content. The user verified the results, noting they perfectly matched the actual driving experience. This approach can be extended to analyze elevator motion, audio spectrums, and LIDAR data.
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