Intro to Android Things
summary
Android Things is a Google-backed Android build for IoT that runs on Raspberry Pi 3 for prototyping and on certified production platforms with 3 years security updates. Development uses Android Studio with Kotlin or Java, the Thing Support Library and Peripheral I/O APIs (GPIO, PWM, I2C, SPI); the demo shows flashing an image, wiring a PIR motion sensor to BCM4, and writing a GPIO driver that registers callbacks and closes cleanly. Play Services are a reduced subset, permissions are auto-granted during dev (ADB can revoke) and OTA updates use the Update Manager API.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction to Android Things
- 1:09What is Android Things
- 3:54History of Android Things
- 8:06Key differences from Android
- 13:01Supported hardware platforms
- 14:23Peripheral IO APIs overview
- 15:48Building a motion sensor driver
- 21:50Helpful resources and conclusion
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