C# .NET WinForms Application to configure and manage mbientlabs IoT Sensor

We require a standalone Microsoft .NET WinForms application written in C# to connect to, configure and manage multiple mbientlabs MetaWearC IoT sensors. The sensor is to be used to detect and count large impacts using the in-built accelerometer (such as punches from a boxing glove, or punches to a punchbag) and needs to be configured to: 1) Send unique BTLE beacon for detection (every 30 seconds) 2) Start logging extreme G-force measurements. Store a small profile of each sharp motion (length of time, max forward G, impact G, max reverse G etc) and therefore a count of the number of impacts. Preferably the sensor could distinguish between an impact and a freefall drop (and not counting the latter). 3) Stop/Start logging on command 4) Upload log of profiles on request via BTLE 5) Clear log/reset on command 6) Desirable: when accelerometer shows sensor has been static for a given amount of time then go into a "sleep" mode to save power and just routinely check to see if the sensor is still static. mbientlabs sensor can be provided if required (delivery address needed) Sample application: [login to view URL] The Windows control application should be able to: 1) Be configured with the receiver unit's GPS co-ordinates (in Lon/Lat form) 2) Listen for BTLE beacons of sensors and log when received along with GPS co-ordinates of receiver 3) If a BTLE beacon from a given sensor is not heard from after a given time (in minutes) then provide a visual alert and add the sensor to a list of "missing" sensors. This is to detect when a sensor has been moved out of range 4) Ability to command sensors to perform all of the sensor functions above (start/stop/download/reset etc) 5) Store downloaded sensor profiles locally and provide some statistics from the data (list of impacts, magnitude, length, total count, maximum G experienced etc) 6) When sensor has been "missing" and it returns, display a visual alert and ask the user if they would like to download the sensor's profile data. 7) Store some basic details along side each sensor unique ID (so that the sensor is recognised) such as name, reference, type, group and description (all free text) 8) Data stored in XML format preferably, or alternatively SQLite (but not MSSQL) Any questions please feel free to ask!