Long time since the last post.
Recently, I have been playing with a Pebble SmartWatch interacting with an Android tablet, a Google Nexus-7. In particular, I have built a pair of apps, one on the watch side which sends accelerometer data to the other on Android side, where the components of the accelerometer vector are shown as X, Y, and Z axis on real-time strip-chart (plot). These paired apps form a distributive system, which in itself is not too terribly useful. The point exercise is to enable some foundational infrastructure upon which I can build more interesting apps.
The complete source code for this project, called PebblePointer, can be found at https://github.com/foldedtoad/PebblePointer. Take a look at the README.md file and the wiki page for details.
A demo youtube video of this can been found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hh2fFXfahk
Here is a screenshot from the Android side.
Recently, I have been playing with a Pebble SmartWatch interacting with an Android tablet, a Google Nexus-7. In particular, I have built a pair of apps, one on the watch side which sends accelerometer data to the other on Android side, where the components of the accelerometer vector are shown as X, Y, and Z axis on real-time strip-chart (plot). These paired apps form a distributive system, which in itself is not too terribly useful. The point exercise is to enable some foundational infrastructure upon which I can build more interesting apps.
The complete source code for this project, called PebblePointer, can be found at https://github.com/foldedtoad/PebblePointer. Take a look at the README.md file and the wiki page for details.
A demo youtube video of this can been found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Hh2fFXfahk
Here is the watch side splash screen image: a pointer at pebbles. :-)
Here is a screenshot from the Android side.
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