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- 1. Physical Computing with Android Arjan Scherpenisse MiracleThings http://miraclethings.nl/ 10 september 2011
- 3. Android
- 7. Now: independent software developer
- 9. Physical Computing (2) Sensor (input) Actuator (output) World Device
- 11. Wiring
- 12. Fritzing
- 13. Phidgets
- 15. hacking a knitting machine... http://miraclethings.nl/id/852
- 16. ...to knit the score board of a game
- 17. Playing ping-pong over the internet
- 18. ...using a DIY pingpong-ball canon
- 20. Mediamatic Atelier has sensors, motors, etc, etc, etc
- 25. 3rd-party board; needs USB debugging on
- 26. Might work with OA (beta; ymmv)
- 28. Filesystem access to host board
- 31. Does not require USB debugging hack
- 32. Allow apps to be notified on gadget connect
- 34. Software runs on your phone – not on the board
- 35. Many pins have extra functions
- 36. Needs external powering (Can charge the phone)
- 38. Pins only supply 3.3V output
- 39. Enable USB debugging on your phone
- 43. Pull-down
- 48. Install Android Development Environment
- 49. Download IOIOLib from https://github.com/ytai/ioio
- 50. Create new Android project w/ imported IOIOLib on build path
- 51. Write your app – or modify existing example