Mastering Jetpack Compose Glimmer for AI Glasses
summary
Shows how to bring full Android apps to Samsung AI Glasses using Jetpack Compose Glimmer and the Projected library, running on canary Android Studio and emulators; demos include Glimmer-themed composables, a Gemini-backed object-recognition flow, and a projected activity lifecycle that uses onResume/onStop to avoid overheating. Claims the camera bridge works but emulator lacks hardware camera so image capture must scale resolution and permissions use a choreographed phone↔glass request; UI input is limited to one touchpad so keep components simple.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00AI glasses and spatial computing
- 10:24Setting up the bleeding-edge development environment
- 13:55Projecting Android activities
- 19:57Glass lifecycle management
- 25:37Glimmer theming and components
- 33:06Camera and mic permissions
- 37:43Camera resolution optimization
- 41:12Live demo: Glimmer UI
- 49:35Q&A
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