Android Things for IoT Talk
summary
Android Things Developer Preview extends Android to IoT, using familiar tools like Android Studio, the SDK and NDK and supporting boards such as Raspberry Pi 3 and Intel Edison plus vendor system-on-modules. Google builds and signs system images, pushes them via an IoT Developer Console with A/B updates and verified boot; apps run as a single activity at boot with permissions granted at install. Platform exposes peripheral APIs (GPIO PWM I2C SPI UART), supports user-space drivers and BSPs, and ships samples including a TensorFlow camera classifier that runs locally.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 1:30Android Things and What that Means for the Android Ecosystem
- 2:28Security
- 3:20Scaling to Production
- 4:20What Can We Use Android Things for
- 5:16From Prototype to Production with Android Things
- 6:08Google Play Services
- 6:41Use Tensorflow on an Android Things Device
- 11:18Bsp
- 12:31Android Architecture Diagram
- 19:09Gpio
- 19:24Pulse Width Modulation
- 21:55User Space Device Drivers
- 22:48Sensor Api
- 24:33A Peripheral Driver Library
- 28:26How Do You Get Started with Android Things
- 28:41Intel Edison Boards
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