Droid Ei is world's first Android Accessory Development Environment(ADE) developed by Nettoraid inc. Using Droid Ei anyone can easily develop android accessory using Arduino Mega ADK
Create the interface by drag & dropping buttons, sliders and many other tools for your device. Droid Ei App act as a receiver and compiler for your device. To create a new accessory or to know more about Droid Ei,
FEATURES
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[] No more burning program into the board.
[] Control your device remotely from anywhere around the world.
[] Support cross mobile control.
[] Control your device using SMS, IVR & more..
Download the android app via playstore
type "DroidEi" on playstore !!
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A robot that was built with NXT parts and NXT motors but is controlled by the Google ADK (Open Accessory Development Kit) Arduino Board by receiving accelerometer sensor input from an Android Nexus One. The ADK Board acts as a USB Host to the Nexus One and is able to send and receive commands. The NXShield sandwiches with the Google ADK Arduino Board and interfaces with NXT Sensors and NXT Motors.
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Let me know what you think, I will be putting a DIY instructions and documentation soon.
The ability to control the screen of my Android phone has been a major pain since I moved from Windows Mobile to Android quite some time ago.
The only solutions required root permissions. However there are scenarios where that is not an option such as in a corporate environment / providing remote support for a device that is not your own.
Android 2.1 onwards ( as far as I know) supports a API called MonkeyRunner that is to be used for application testing. Using this along with java sources provided by "The Android Open Source Project" I have put together a small application that will capture the screen and allow passing of click and key press events to the device.
It is highly limited to the extent that it allows only for touch events and keystrokes. It currently does not support drag events and typing of special characters but something is better than nothing
Have a look at some stuff I have put together.
http://piglings.blogspot.com/2011/08/android-screen-control-without-root.html
Cheers,
Vikram.
It's nice, but I can't really use it.
I have an HTC One X, but your tool doesn't fit the Android's screen on my laptop, so I can only control the top half of my Android.
Nice job though...
Droid Ei is world's first Android Accessory Development Environment(ADE) developed by Nettoraid inc. Using Droid Ei anyone can easily develop android accessory using Arduino Mega ADK
Create the interface by drag & dropping buttons, sliders and many other tools for your device. Droid Ei App act as a receiver and compiler for your device. To create a new accessory or to know more about Droid Ei,
FEATURES
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[] No more burning program into the board.
[] Control your device remotely from anywhere around the world.
[] Support cross mobile control.
[] Control your device using SMS, IVR & more..
Download the android app via playstore
DroidEi
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I am eager to know the technology or framework behind remote test lab application:
Provided by LG,Samsung,Sony etc
1. Open a browser 2. List of android devices available 3. Virtually connect to that device
Regards,
Nandakumar.N
Hello there peeps, I need to pick your brains here
I am looking for a tool that lets me simulate smartphone UI menus on a PC. The idea is to help other navigate their menus when they call us, the tech team.
Rather than having one of each model phones on our desk, what can we use to just load up a detailed mock-up of a smartphone's UI on our screens?
Thanks in advice guys x x
Android emulator
Or android screen cast to PC with scrcpy: https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy