Ghost in the Machine
summary
Builds a small Mars-rover style robot using Android Things on an i.MX7 D board, a $28 Junior Runt chassis, a $22 motor HAT, ultrasonic rangefinder, camera, and 3D‑printed mounts (STLs on GitHub); uses TCP sockets and rxJava streams for bidirectional telemetry and commands, and an AR remote with ARCore and Sceneform that anchors models to image markers. Demo shows live video telemetry works, joystick control is flaky in the session, and the repo includes code, drivers and costed part list.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:47Combining Iot Robotics and Augmented Reality
- 2:00Mars Exploration Rover
- 3:02Jpl Open-Source Rover
- 4:41Unassembled Kit
- 6:32Power the Dc Motors
- 6:57Sensors
- 8:343d Design
- 12:50Final Result
- 15:28Easy Extension Functions
- 16:27Ultrasonic Sensor Driver
- 19:37Socket Connections and Tcp / Ip
- 21:46Life Demo
- 22:20Live Demos
- 25:07Robot Activity
- 28:26Commands
- 35:47Free Source of Models
- 36:15Gltf
- 37:05Online Loading of Gltf
- 39:53Ar Markers
- 47:41Add a View Renderable to a 3d Scene Graph
- 48:243d Transformations
- 50:23Live Demo
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