Gist 848078e109e9356144611e05e458aa80

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Gist 848078e109e9356144611e05e458aa80

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Last edited Nov 24, 2017

Created on Nov 24, 2017

This example shows a live sensor dashboard for an Android device connected to an Arduino-compatible board via USB. It displays distance, pulse, and position readings in text views while streaming raw pulse data to a file for later analysis. The app uses the AdkManager library to handle USB serial communication, and an AsyncTask continuously reads incoming data in the background. Sensor values are written to an ARFF file using the Weka machine learning library, enabling subsequent data mining tasks.

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