Android Things with Raspberry Pi Board
What is Android Things?
On 13 December 2016,Google launched a version of Android called Android Things.
Android Things (formerly known as Brillo)
Android Things are IoT Platform for Android Developer.Use Development tools and ecosystem the same Android App Development. So you can use Android Studio to develop Android Things.
and without previous knowledge of embedded system design.
Understand the Android Things Platform
Android Things has a few key differences compared to the core Android OS, read the Overview to understand key concepts that you'll need to understand.
Hardware Supported
Intel EdisonNXP Pico
Raspberry Pi 3
Software
Android Things SDK Preview! https://developer.android.com/things/preview/index.htmlGoogle has released the SDK preview of Android Things.
You can learn more about that (and key Android Things concepts)
Unfortunately,
we’re not entirely sure when the full version will go live just yet.
Getting Started with Android Things
Make your IoT Hardware
Download Flash image Android Things.
For Raspberry Pi image
Then copy image to SD card
use SDCardFormatter tools or other tools ( Raspberry Pi Tools )
Connect the Hardware
How to connect to your Development Board. ( we use raspberry pi 3 board )
We use Ethernet or LAN cable first. ( If you want to use WiFi, it's more complicate than Ethernet )
Raspberry Pi wiring diagram
Set Up Your Development Environment
Download Android Studio ( if you don't have yet )
and if Android Studio is old version then update to new.
( SDK tools version 24 or higher )
Connect your board and verify you can access the device via adb command
use Ethernet or LAN Cable First.
Open Android Studio
Open Sample Code Download Example Code
Then Run Code
see on VDO
Download Flash image Android Things.
For Raspberry Pi image
Then copy image to SD card
use SDCardFormatter tools or other tools ( Raspberry Pi Tools )
Connect the Hardware
How to connect to your Development Board. ( we use raspberry pi 3 board )
We use Ethernet or LAN cable first. ( If you want to use WiFi, it's more complicate than Ethernet )
Raspberry Pi wiring diagram
Set Up Your Development Environment
Download Android Studio ( if you don't have yet )
and if Android Studio is old version then update to new.
( SDK tools version 24 or higher )
Connect your board and verify you can access the device via adb command
use Ethernet or LAN Cable First.
$ adb connect <ip-address>:5555
connected to <ip-address>:5555Open Android Studio
Open Sample Code Download Example Code
Then Run Code
see on VDO
My Website
email : info@softpowergroup.net Tel .081-6452400
