IoT for Android Developers
summary
Android Things brings full Android APIs and Google Play services to embedded devices, runs on a purchasable system‑on‑module (SOM) instead of custom boards, and uses the Android Things console for secure OTA image and app deployment. The platform exposes peripheral APIs — GPIO, PWM, I2C, SPI, UART — plus user drivers to inject sensors and GPS into SensorManager/LocationManager. Expect to prototype on Raspberry Pi or NXP dev kits, push hardware I/O on background threads, and watch for Java bitwise/signed‑byte pitfalls. Contest: 120 NXP modules giveaway; project deadline Oct 31.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to IoT for Android
- 3:20What is Android Things
- 10:41Hardware support in Android Things
- 27:16Peripheral IO deep dive
- 33:15Threading and UI considerations
- 38:03Resources and next steps
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