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Arduino Android Blueprints

Get the best out of Arduino by interfacing it with

Android to create engaging interactive projects

Marco Schwartz
Stefan Buttigieg

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI
Arduino Android Blueprints

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 About the Authors

Marco Schwartz is an electrical engineer, entrepreneur, and blogger. He has a

Master's degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Supélec in
France and a Master's degree in Micro Engineering from the EPFL in Switzerland.

He has more than 5 years of experience working in the domain of electrical

engineering. His interests gravitate around electronics, home automation, the
Arduino and Raspberry Pi platforms, open source hardware projects, and 3D printing.

He runs several websites around Arduino, including the Open Home Automation
website, which is dedicated to building home automation systems using open
source hardware.

He has written another book on home automation and Arduino, called Home
Automation with Arduino and another book on how to build the Internet of Things
projects with Arduino, called Internet of Things with the Arduino Yún, Packt Publishing.
Stefan Buttigieg is a medical doctor, mobile developer, and entrepreneur.
He graduated as a Doctor of Medicine and Surgery at the University of Malta,
and he is currently enrolled at the University of Sheffield where he is undertaking
a Master's degree in Health Informatics.

He has more than 5 years of experience working in various technical positions in

international and local student organizations, and has founded MD Geeks, an online
community that brings health professionals, developers, and entrepreneurs together
from around the world to share their passion for the intersection of healthcare and
information technology.

His main interests are in mobile development, specifically, Android and iOS,
open source healthcare projects, user interface design, mobile user experience,
and project management.

I would like to thank Angelika Biernacka-Buttigieg, my wife, for

her unconditional support and patience throughout the creation
of this book.
My parents, Joseph Buttigieg and Anne Buttigieg, for their support
for this book project.
Christopher Svanefalk for his amazing insight and patience with
code reviews and support.
Don Coleman, for his invaluable help in Chapter 8, Control an
Arduino Board via NFC. We recommend his expertise on near
field communication technologies.
 About the Reviewers

Simone Bianchi lives in Italy, where after a degree in electronic engineering,

he started to work as a programmer developing web applications using technologies
such as Java, JSP, JQuery, and Oracle. When time permits, he likes to explore other
topics, contribute to the open source community developing free components for the
Talend Platform (for example, the tDBFInput and tDBFOutput components), develop
Android apps (SleepyTimer), or return to the subjects of his studies, delighting
himself building small IoT projects using microcontrollers like the ones of the
Arduino family.

I'd like to thank Pack Publishing for again giving me the opportunity
to review their book after Talend for Big Data, and I hope you can find
this book as inspiring as it has been for me reviewing it.

Kyrre Havik Eriksen is an independent and curious person, with a Master's

degree in Informatics from the University of Oslo, Norway. He works full time as
a Java developer, but in his spare time, he studies Android and game development
with Löve and Libgdx. He has also taught Processing and Arduino while he studied.
Adam Laskowitz received his Master's degree in Architecture and Master's degree
in Fine Arts from the University at Buffalo in 2012. Adam has designed and built a
number of interactive installations, notably Diep International Art Festival in 2011,
Dieppe, France; SIGGRAPH in 2012, Los Angeles, CA; and HERE Art Center in
2013, New York. Adam has worked as a designer, researcher, and prototyper at Intel
Labs and Intel New Devices Group. In October 2014, he joined Target Technology
Innovation Center as an experience design lead. He has been featured in a number of
articles and productions, including a BBC interview discussing citizen science and air
quality research.

Rufael Negash is an interaction designer and creative coder, based in Malmö,

Sweden.
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 Table of Contents
Preface 1
Chapter 1: Setting Up Your Workspace 7
Hardware and software requirements 8
Installing Java Developer Kit 10
Checking the JDK version 10
Mac 10
Windows 10
Installing Java 11
Installing Android Studio 12
Mac 14
Windows 15
Setting up the Android Software Development Kit 15
Setting up your physical Android device for development 17
Enabling developer options 18
Enabling USB debugging 18
Entrusting the computer with the installed IDE using secure USB debugging
(devices with Android 4.4.2) 18
Hardware configuration 18
Learning to use the aREST library 20
Creating your first Android project 26
Setting up your first Hello Arduino project 27
Installing your app on your physical device 30
Summary 33
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Chapter 2: Controlling an Arduino Board via Bluetooth 35

Hardware and software requirements 36
Configuring the hardware 37
Writing the Arduino sketch 38
How to create a simple Android app to connect to the BLE module 42
Modifying the Android layout file 47
Connecting the modified layout to the corresponding activity 50
How to go further 54
Summary 55
Chapter 3: Bluetooth Weather Station 57
Hardware and software requirements 57
Hardware configuration 59
Testing the sensors 61
Writing the Arduino sketch 64
Wireframing our Android application and modifying the layout files 67
Implementing Android layouts in the main activity 69
Enhancing the user interface 73
Creating and adding our very own app icon 73
Centering and enlarging the data output text 77
Modifying the buttons and adding some color to our text 78
How to go further 80
Summary 81
Chapter 4: Wi-Fi Smart Power Plug 83
Hardware and software requirements 83
Configuring the hardware 85
Testing the relay 89
Writing the Arduino sketch 90
Wireframing our Android application 97
Implementing our layouts into the code 98
Polishing the user interface and experience 105
Adding a new app icon 106
Centering and enlarging the data output text 109
Aligning and styling the buttons 109
Changing the application name within the action bar 111
How to go further 112
Summary 112

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Chapter 5: Wi-Fi Remote Security Camera 113

Hardware and software requirements 113
Hardware configuration 116
Setting up video streaming 117
Implementing a fullscreen stream player on Android 119
How to go further 126
Summary 126
Chapter 6: Android Phone Sensor 127
Hardware and software requirements 127
Configuring the hardware 129
Testing the servo 130
Writing the Arduino sketch 132
Setting up the Android app project 136
Laying out the Android user interface and permissions 137
Setting up the app's internals 139
How to go further 146
Summary 146
Chapter 7: Voice-activated Arduino 147
Hardware and software requirements 147
Configuring the hardware 149
Writing the Arduino sketch 151
Setting up the Android app 154
Laying out the Android user interface and permissions 155
Coding the app's internals 156
How to go further 166
Summary 167
Chapter 8: Control an Arduino Board via NFC 169
Hardware and software requirements 169
Configuring the hardware 170
Testing the NFC shield 171
Writing the Arduino sketch 173
Setting up the Android app 175
Laying out the Android user interface and permissions 176
Coding the app's internals 178
How to go further 182
Summary 182

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Chapter 9: Bluetooth Low Energy Mobile Robot 183

Hardware and software requirements 184
Configuring the hardware 185
Testing the robot 188
Writing the Arduino sketch 191
Setting up the Android app 192
Laying out the Android user interface and setting permissions 193
Coding the app's internals 196
Enhancing the user interface further 204
Adding a new app icon 205
Styling the user interface buttons 205
How to go further 207
Summary 208
Chapter 10: Pulse Rate Sensor 209
Hardware and software requirements 209
Configuring our hardware 211
Testing the sensor 212
Writing the Arduino sketch 214
Setting up the Android app 216
Laying out the Android user interface and setting permissions 216
Coding the app's internals 219
How to go further 227
Summary 228
Index 229

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 Preface
When directly comparing Arduino and Android, one can see that they are two
incredibly different platforms with different targets. Arduino is mostly focused on
connecting physical everyday objects to embedded microcontrollers. On the other
hand, Android intends to provide the necessary operating system and framework
to operate countless smartphones around the world.

This reality also reflects the contrasting realities of the authors, who come from very
different backgrounds and cultures; Stefan hails from the Island of Malta, and he
brings with him a medical background and passion for the intersection of technology
and medicine, whereas Marco originates from France and has an electrical
engineering background.

The power of combining the efforts of Arduino and Android platforms bring about
incredibly implemented practical projects that enhance daily life. Keeping this
motivation in mind is what brought two authors from contrasting backgrounds
together to work on this book. We believe in the intersection of technology and real
life and visualize a future where technology will keep on forming an integral part of
our day-to-day life.

What this book covers

Chapter 1, Setting Up Your Workspace, covers the necessary steps that you will have
to take in order to build all the projects of the book. You will learn how to set up the
Android development environment. We will also build our first Arduino project.

Chapter 2, Controlling an Arduino Board via Bluetooth, teaches us how to link Arduino
and Android for the first time. We will build an Arduino system with a Bluetooth
Low Energy module, and control a simple LED from an Android application.
Preface

Chapter 3, Bluetooth Weather Station, teaches us how to build our first useful
application using Arduino and Android. We will build a weather measurement
station, and visualize the measurements via an Android application, which we
will build from scratch.

Chapter 4, Wi-Fi Smart Power Plug, teaches us how to build a DIY version of a popular
device: a wireless power switch. We will use an Android application to communicate
with the switch via Wi-Fi, control it, and measure the energy consumption of the
connected device.

Chapter 5, Wi-Fi Remote Security Camera, introduces a powerful Arduino board,

the Arduino Yún, to build a DIY wireless security camera. We will also build an
Android application to monitor this camera remotely from an Android phone.

Chapter 6, Android Phone Sensor, explains how to turn things around, and use the
sensors from our phone to control the Arduino board. Applying this, we will
use the gyroscope of the phone to control the angle of a servomotor.

Chapter 7, Voice-activated Arduino, teaches us how to use the powerful Android

speech API to control an Arduino board via Bluetooth.

Chapter 8, Control an Arduino Board via NFC, shows how to use the NFC chip present
in many Android phones to activate a relay connected to an Arduino board.

Chapter 9, Bluetooth Low Energy Mobile Robot, uses everything we learned so far in the
book to build a mobile robot based on the Arduino. The robot will be controlled via
Wi-Fi from an Android application.

Chapter 10, Pulse Rate Sensor, is dedicated to a medical application that measures
the heart rate. We will connect a heart rate sensor to Arduino and monitor the
measurements via Bluetooth Low Energy.

What you need for this book

You will need two kind of software for this book: the software you will need for
Arduino, and the software you will need for Android. For Arduino, here is what
you will need in all chapters:

• Arduino IDE (Version 1.5.7 is recommended)

You will also need several Arduino libraries depending on the chapter, but the links
to these libraries are given in the relevant chapters.

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On the Android side, you will need the following:

• Android Studio
• Android 4.3 or higher on your Android phone

Who this book is for

Arduino Android Blueprints is aimed for anyone who is knowledgeable in either the
Arduino or Android ecosystems and who would like to get started with building
exciting applications using both platforms.

For example, this book is for you if you are already using the Arduino platform
and you want to build mobile applications to control your projects remotely.

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pathnames, dummy URLs, user input, and Twitter handles are shown as follows:
"Your Arduino folder is where all the sketches are stored, and you can define this
folder in the preferences of the Arduino IDE."

A block of code is set as follows:

android:textSize="200dp"
android:gravity="center"

Any command-line input or output is written as follows:

/distance

New terms and important words are shown in bold. Words that you see on
the screen, in menus or dialog boxes for example, appear in the text like this:
"Depending on your device, this option might vary slightly, but as from
Android 4.2 and higher, the Developer options screen is hidden by default."

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 Setting Up Your Workspace
The first chapter of this book will teach you the basics of the Arduino and Android
development so that you can be sure you have the basics required for the more
advanced tutorials you will find in the rest of this book.

On the Arduino side, we will build a very simple project with a relay module
(which is basically a switch that can be controlled with Arduino) and a temperature
and humidity sensor. We will also see the basics of the Arduino IDE and the basic
commands of the aREST library, which is a framework to easily control Arduino
boards. We will use this library in several chapters of this book to make it really easy
to control the Arduino board from an Android device. In this first chapter, we will
simply try out the commands of the aREST library by having the Arduino board
connected to your computer via a USB.

From the Android development point of view, we will work together to set up a
development environment and ensure that your computer and the Android device
are ready for development purposes. We will start off with a simple Android app
that displays the legendary text, Hello World.

Android Studio is an IntelliJ-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

fully supported by the Android development team, which will provide you with
the necessary tools and resources to make sure that you develop a functional and
aesthetic Android app.

Android Studio is in beta but the software is updated on a frequent and regular
basis by a dedicated team at Google, which makes it the natural choice to develop
our Android projects.
Setting Up Your Workspace

Hardware and software requirements

The first thing you will need is an Arduino Uno board. We will use this board
throughout this book to connect sensors, actuators, and wireless modules and make
them interact with Android. Then, we will need a relay module. A relay is basically
an electrical switch that we can command from Arduino, which can allow us to
control devices such as lamps. This project uses a 5V relay module from Polulu,
which properly integrates a relay on a board, along with all the required components
to control the relay from Arduino. The following is the image of the relay module
that was used in this chapter:

You will also need a DHT11 (or DHT22) sensor, along with a 4.7K resistor, for
temperature and humidity measurements. A resistor is basically a device to limit
the current flowing into an electrical device. Here, it is necessary to ensure the
correct functioning of the DHT sensor.

Finally, you will need a small breadboard and jumper wires to make the different
hardware connections.

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The following is the list of all hardware parts you will need for this project,
along with links to find these parts on the Web:

• The Arduino Uno board (http://www.adafruit.com/product/50)

• The 5V relay module (http://www.pololu.com/product/2480)
• The DHT11 sensor and 4.7K Ohm resistor (https://www.adafruit.com/
product/386)
• The breadboard (https://www.adafruit.com/product/64)
• Jumper wires (https://www.adafruit.com/product/758)

On the software side, you will need the Arduino IDE that we will also use in the
rest of this book. You can get it at http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software.

The installation process of the IDE is very simple; you simply have to open the
file and follow the onscreen instructions.

You will need the library for the DHT11 sensor, which can be found at
https://github.com/adafruit/DHT-sensor-library.

You will also need the aREST library found at https://github.com/

marcoschwartz/aREST.

To install a given library, simply extract the folder in your Arduino/libraries

folder (or create this folder if it doesn't exist yet). Your Arduino folder is where
all the sketches are stored, and you can define this folder in the preferences of
the Arduino IDE.

Preparing for Android development requires that we get ready to design and
develop the app, and the following checklist will guide you with having the
basics ready for any project:

• Java Developer Kit Version 6 (or higher)

• Android Studio
• Android Software Development Kit
• Android Device with Bluetooth SMART technology

We will also work together to make sure that you have everything properly set up.

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Setting Up Your Workspace

Installing Java Developer Kit

Android Studio will not work without Java Developer Kit (JDK); therefore,
it's necessary to know what Java version you have installed (in this particular
case, the Java Runtime Environment will not be enough).

Checking the JDK version

It is mandatory that you check the version of your JDK for compatibility purposes.

Mac
Open Terminal and type the following command:
java –version

This is what will be shown on the screen:

Windows
Open Command Prompt and type the following command:
java -version

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This is what will be shown on the screen:

Installing Java
If you do not have Java installed, or if your version is below 6.0, install the Java JDK
by clicking on the following customized and shortened link and choosing the version
that applies for you:

http://j.mp/javadevkit-download

The following window will open:

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Setting Up Your Workspace

The main recommendation for these projects is that you install a version of
JDK 6.0 or higher.

Select the JDK for your operating system. On an Intel-based Mac, you can follow
this useful table to see whether your Mac is 32-bit or 64-bit:

Processor Name 32- or 64-bit processor

Intel Core Solo 32 bit
Intel Core Duo 32 bit
Intel Core 2 Duo 64 bit
Intel Quad-Core Xeon 64 bit
Dual-Core Intel Xeon 64 bit
Quad-Core Intel Xeon 64 bit
Core i3 64 bit
Core i5 64 bit
Core i7 64 bit

You can check for Processor Name by clicking on the Apple logo in the top-left
corner of your screen followed by About my Mac.

In the case of Windows, to see whether your computer is running a 32-bit or 64-bit
version of Windows, you need to do the following:

1. Click on the Start button.

2. Right-click on My Computer, and then click on Properties.
If x64 edition is listed under system, your processor is capable
of running 64-bit-enabled applications.

Installing Android Studio

Let's see how we install Android Studio on Mac and Windows:

1. Go to the Android Developers site at http://developer.android.com.

The following screen will appear:

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Transcriber's Notes:
Obvious errors of punctuation and diacritics
repaired.
Hyphen removed: "free[-]thinkers" (p. 275),
"MERRY[-]MAKING" (p. 135), "merry[-]making" (p.
271), "sugar[-]loaf" (p. 169).
Hyphen added: "Mir[-]át" (pp. 53, 54).
The following words appear both with and without
hyphens and have not been changed:
"alms[-]giving", "needle[-]work", "sugar[-]loaf",
"Table[-]talk", "water[-]spout", "white[-]wash".
P. 23: "flower" changed to "flour" (composed of flour
and butter).
P. 85: added "to" (the region next to the earth).
P. 99: "en" changed to "el" (Jennet el-Khuld).
P. 123: "Mir-át er-Zemán" changed to "Mir-át ez-
Zemán".
P. 137: "do" added (if he did not do so).
P. 255: "similiar" changed to "similar" (Many similar
anecdotes).
P. 268: "sacrified" changed to "sacrificed" (Buffalo
sacrificed at funerals).
P. 271: "Gillyflower" changed to "Gilliflower".
P. 276: "i.g." changed to "i.q." (Nákir (i.q. Munkir)).
Index: Page numbers added or corrected:
Barmekees (Barmecides), 115; Divine magic, 81, 82.
Entry for Weleeyeh moved to correct alphabetical
order.
P. 283: The erratum on page 44 has been corrected
in the text.
Annex, P. 21: "Originall" changed to "Original" (true
Original Copies).
Annex, P. 32: added "the" (By the Author of "That
Lass o' Lowrie's.").
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