♫ These are a few of my favourite (Android) Things ♫
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Claim: Android Things runs on commodity boards and lets Android apps control hardware. Demonstrations use Raspberry Pi 3 and Android Studio, show GPIO access via driver libraries, a wired button callback, burning images to SD cards, and an app that uses Retrofit/Firebase to make a doorbell that rings a phone. Notes include board availability changes, Kotlin examples, driver creation for chips (e.g. MAX7219), and that Android Things supports OTA updates and a reduced Android stack for headless devices.
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chapters (37)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:04What is Android Things
- 2:52Applications
- 3:27Tools
- 4:02Where does it run
- 4:18Where does it run now
- 5:01IOT boards
- 6:27Community
- 6:57Accessibility
- 7:40Getting started
- 7:59What you need
- 8:25Burn image to memory card
- 9:02Wait
- 9:38No WiFi
- 10:18Demo
- 16:43Hardware
- 17:17Raspberry Pi
- 17:58Breadboards
- 20:48Wiring Diagrams
- 21:47Button Demo
- 29:11Libraries
- 29:36Drivers
- 29:55Example
- 30:22Android on your phone
- 30:55Displays
- 31:34Visor
- 32:26Smart Doorbell
- 33:49Change IDE
- 34:03Developer
- 34:36API
- 35:21Doorbell
- 35:36Ring
- 38:18Phone Demo
- 38:50Examples
- 39:20Highfive Machine
- 39:50Office Light
- 40:21Things
