These are a few of my favourite (Android) Things
summary
Android Things runs on small boards like Raspberry Pi 3 using the Android Peripheral I/O API and ordinary Android tooling; setup uses a command‑line image flasher from the developer console. Demonstrations include a hardware button via GPIO, a home doorbell that triggers an outbound call using Retrofit and a telephony API, a homemade binary clock that uses a MAX7219 to control 64 LEDs (driver written in Kotlin, no C/C++), and a card scanner pipeline: camera -> Cloud Vision -> MTG API to log card data. Google manages OS updates and security.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:40Raspberry Pi 3 - Community
- 14:54Peripherals
- 16:04Components
- 18:08Fritzing
- 25:26Binary Clock
- 27:05User Drivers
- 30:04Smart Doorbell
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