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Category Archives: android
Getting Serial data from Arduion ot RPi to MySQL with CoAP
I have heard bits about CoAP in the past, never thought past that. Looks like CoAP could be a good simple interface for IoT builds. This one is getting sensor data out to the rest of the system https://www.instructables.com/id/Serial-Data-From-Arduino-to-Raspberry-Pi-to-MySQL-/
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Turn a google phone into a google home system
OK so you add a speaker and turn on google now and bam…google home. But…I think you need to be running a relatively recent version of Android to do this. I am guessing 5.0 and up? So if you got … Continue reading
Simple battery level indicator for Arduino
Uses some custom characters, but could be worth adding in to your project so you have an idea as to if you need to charge the device or not. https://www.hackster.io/thearduinoworld/arduino-addons-battery-level-indicator-756b76
Brillo is now Andriod of Things
Looks like Google has rebranded Brillo, its initial push for an embedded OS, to be Android things. Whats new? Looks like they added Java support, Android Studio, OTA updates, And works on a few more boards. Will be interesting to … Continue reading
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How to use a tablet as a RPi Screen
Basically you VNC into the RPi. http://www.instructables.com/id/Use-Your-Tablet-As-Raspberry-Pi-Screen/
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TestButler, opensource app to test apps from LinkedIn
Looks like an interesting tool to try. https://www.linux.com/news/21-open-source-projects-iot
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Need to launch an app on Android and iOS, use Launchkit
Stumbled on this by accident. Apparently Launchkit, which was commercial, open sourced their tools that are used to help setup an app for going on Google Playstore or Apple. LaunchKit team heads to Google and open-sources its tools for helping … Continue reading
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Hacking the door buzzer to let you in via your phone
I should have seen this one coming. Just modify the buzzer so you can control it remotely via the internet. http://hackaday.com/2016/05/26/keyless-apartment-entry-with-relatively-little-effort/
What to do with old tablets or phones
Interesting article on mod’s for old tablets (or phones). I got a kick out of this $50 shield for arduino to use functionality of a tablet. The security camera idea I have seen before too. http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/4-things-make-old-android-tablet/
Another mirror display, but this maybe easier than using see thru glass
Interesting build. I was thinking of something similar with a tablet. What I like on this one is the author uses regular glass with reflective window film. Much cheaper solution. http://www.instructables.com/id/100-Smart-Mirror-Pi/?ALLSTEPS
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