Android Things

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Explains how Android Things uses Peripheral I/O and a PeripheralManagerService to open GPIO/PWM/I2C by name and enforce resource locking, with examples on Intel Edison and Joule. Shows live code that blinks an LED, drives a buzzer with PWM, and reads a BMP280 sensor (temperature/pressure) over I2C using the UPM libraries (nearly 100 packages available, >200 sensors supported). Describes a working offline TensorFlow on-device “zombie detector” running on a Joule.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:39Agenda
3. 3:12Starter boards
4. 4:41Android Things
5. 7:51Android Think Stack
6. 9:17Tech Support Library
7. 10:31User Drivers
8. 12:18Peripheral IO
9. 14:26Pin muxing
10. 15:47Zombie detector
11. 18:40GPIO
12. 20:11Android Things GitHub
13. 23:19Hardware
14. 24:19Manager
15. 29:33I2C
16. 35:39Android Phone Sensors
17. 42:44Github

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