Blueberry
Free AppAbout Blueberry
Blueberry is an application that uses the phone's Bluetooth feature to connect to a Bluetooth enabled device. It is mainly intended to control mobile platforms such as an Arduino with a Bluetooth shield mounted on a platform with two motorized wheels.
Additionally it uses the phone's camera, internet connection and sensors to interact with the mobile platform.
Source code: https://github.com/Nurgak/Android-Bluetooth-Remote-Control
Arduino source source: https://github.com/Nurgak/Android-Bluetooth-Remote-Control/tree/master/Arduino-Bluetooth
Additionally it uses the phone's camera, internet connection and sensors to interact with the mobile platform.
Source code: https://github.com/Nurgak/Android-Bluetooth-Remote-Control
Arduino source source: https://github.com/Nurgak/Android-Bluetooth-Remote-Control/tree/master/Arduino-Bluetooth
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What are users saying about Blueberry
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cool program and thanks 4 shared for free
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The best part of it is being open source so other people can learn.
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I've downloaded it to try if my Nexus 5 can talk to HC-06 BT module attached to Raspberry Pi. After some issues with pairing devices (what I really expected) I've managed to take the control of my simple robot. I believe the app has much more to offer than I really need! Simply brilliant!!! Keep it going!
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Nice app. Smooth and error free operation.
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cool program and thanks 4 shared for free
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cool program and thanks 4 shared for free
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This app couldn't be much better. I use it with super cheap $8 (or so) HC-05/06 bluetooth adapters and Arduinos. You can't just connect over BT and start reading values though - you have to code your device to send/receive heartbeats, which is a really GOOD thing. Otherwise, you're liable to get out of range or lose the connection and the robot wouldn't know it, and it might turn into a berserko killing machine. This app has several ways to control your device - accelerometer, touch/drag the screen, voice control (go, backward, left, right, stop), a line follower (haven't tried yet), and even face detection. I'm assuming that the face detection uses OpenCV and a face haarcascade, but I'm not sure. It does seem to detect faces, but I haven't actually tried making a robot follow a face round. It also has a webserver built in that will let you send the serial commands in via a webpage, very handy for debugging.