Android Studio for Arduino: Temperature Control

Android Studio for Arduino: Temperature Control, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 3.5, with 29 lectures, based on 16 reviews, and has 1386 subscribers.

You will learn about Hardware parts and their connections for Bluetooth based Temperature control Reading sensor data and transmitting this data using Bluetooth module through Serial pins Enabling Bluetooth and listing paired Bluetooth devices using Bluetooth Adapter Creating connection between Android device and HC-05 module using Bluetooth Socket Sending and Receiving data through Bluetooth network Visualization of data periodically in Text View and designed custom Progress Bar Upper and Lower Threshold Temperature entrance and setting Using Music Player for alarm system Transmitting data from Android app to Arduino for controlling LED This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is for Developers, Egineers, students and also hobbiest who wants to create smart systems It is particularly useful for This course is for Developers, Egineers, students and also hobbiest who wants to create smart systems.

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Summary

Title: Android Studio for Arduino: Temperature Control

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 3.5

Number of Lectures: 29

Number of Published Lectures: 29

Number of Curriculum Items: 29

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 29

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Hardware parts and their connections for Bluetooth based Temperature control
Reading sensor data and transmitting this data using Bluetooth module through Serial pins
Enabling Bluetooth and listing paired Bluetooth devices using Bluetooth Adapter
Creating connection between Android device and HC-05 module using Bluetooth Socket
Sending and Receiving data through Bluetooth network
Visualization of data periodically in Text View and designed custom Progress Bar
Upper and Lower Threshold Temperature entrance and setting
Using Music Player for alarm system
Transmitting data from Android app to Arduino for controlling LED

Who Should Attend

This course is for Developers, Egineers, students and also hobbiest who wants to create smart systems

Target Audiences

This course is for Developers, Egineers, students and also hobbiest who wants to create smart systems

This course is for everyone who wants to develop their own Android mobile app for controlling Hardware-based systems through Bluetooth connection. Maybe you are a student who wants to develop an interesting project or an engineer who wants to get knowledge in this field or you are a person who wants to develop the product in smart systems but don’t know how to do it. In each way, it is best course which guides you during the first steps of this journey.

This course is based on both Hardware and Software parts which help you to understand the full concept and be aware of the full operation of the system. You will create your Android mobile app from scratch without using App Inventor. In the tutorials, all of the parts are explained in appropriate ways which you can understand.

Android Studio for Arduino is a project-based course that also, combines a brief explanation of the concept. If you want to do something interesting and away from ordinary projects which make difference and allow you to improve skills for developing the idea which is inside of your head in the smart systems field, it is a course that will provide enough background. I am inviting you to join my course and start this journey together.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Content

Lecture 2: Concept of Bluetooth Control

Chapter 2: Hardware

Lecture 1: Hardware Connections

Lecture 2: Wiring of Hardware parts

Chapter 3: Arduino Programming

Lecture 1: Temperature data reading and transmitting

Chapter 4: Android app: Design

Lecture 1: Design Overview

Lecture 2: Custom Progress Bar

Lecture 3: Toggle Button and TextView

Lecture 4: TextView and EditText for Upper and Lower Threshold temperature

Lecture 5: Bluetooth icon and STOP buttons

Lecture 6: ListView and TextView for Paired devices list

Lecture 7: Bluetooth icon ClickListener

Chapter 5: Android app: Bluetooth Temperature Alarm

Lecture 1: Permissions

Lecture 2: Bluetooth Enabling

Lecture 3: Location Permission

Lecture 4: Paired Devices List

Lecture 5: ClickListener for ListView

Lecture 6: Bluetooth Connection

Lecture 7: Initialization

Lecture 8: Thread

Lecture 9: Temperature Data Receiving

Lecture 10: Upper Threshold

Lecture 11: Lower Threshold

Lecture 12: Installation

Lecture 13: Mobile app testing

Chapter 6: Bonus Part: Mobile app Bluetooth data transmitting

Lecture 1: Arduino Bluetooth LED Control

Lecture 2: Arduino LED Wiring

Lecture 3: Sending Data to Arduino

Lecture 4: Bluetooth mobile app test

Instructors

Sanan Suleymanov
Instructor

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4 stars: 4 votes
5 stars: 5 votes

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