Hi, have you solve it? I am using similar data for different applicable, but I notice the drift caused by the noise in the sensing data. How did you solve that issue?

Solved after several attempts and re-building from scratch.

Solved. after several attempts, I restarted and did not add the info.plist manually.

Hi, many thanks for the info. The situation is this: both iOS and watchOS app have the following two items in info tab Bundle version: $(CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION) Bundle version string (short): $(MARKETING_VERSION) in the Build setting, both iOS and watchOS app have the following two items: Current Project Version: 1 Marketing Version: 1.0.1 Generate info.plist File: Yes Therefore in the info.plist file in the watch app (manually created), i have added: CFBundleVersion: 1.0.1 CFBundleVersionShort: 1 The error is still there, and the details are: Simulator device returned an error for the requested operation. Domain: NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code: 22 Failure Reason: The application's Info.plist does not contain a valid CFBundleVersion. Recovery Suggestion: Ensure your bundle contains a valid CFBundleVersion. I have noticed that in the DerivedData folder, there is an info.plist file, but the content is totally different from the one in the watchOS app... is that a problem? Many thanks!

Hi, did you solve the issue? I am is same situation. the watch gives gyroscope not available. Thanks.

Hi Ramesh, did you get a response? Or did you manage to solve the issue? In a similar situation, I question all sensor's availability, and Gyroscope and Magnetometer reports are false. However, using the app "Sensor-App" from the app store, clearly, the gyro information is available. Looking forward to hearing from you.