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AndroidCapture For Processing
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AndroidCapture For Processing
This library tries to transfer data between Processing and Android.
I make a android app to capture the real-time video from "Android Camera"
and the real-time data from "Android Sensor"
through the socket to the server (processing server) with WiFi
. The users use this lib to get phone camera frame and sensors data in processing, then can do some interesting things.
Welcome to try it and if there is a problem, please contact me or new a issues.
Android App
- RRPO: https://github.com/onlylemi/AndroidCapture. develope in IntelliJ IDEA.
- TEST: Meilan Note2 and
android5.1
Installation
- Lib Download the latest library release and follow the steps described in the Processing wiki.
-
Android Configuration
- download and install APK to your mobile phone
- open this software and slide out from the left side of the screen. You will see the configuration view. And click
Setting IP
, then inputthe local address of your computer
. You must ensure that your mobile phone and your computer in the same Wifi.
local address of your computer
Folder
-
android-apk
android phone client app in it. DOWNLOAD -
examples
There are some primitive examples in it. The users download them and load
.jar
file in the project. The.jar
file is set the named'code'
folder. -
library
The
AndroidProcessingForProcessing.jar
file in it. - src The source code of this lib in it.
Examples
Android Camera:
- The users use the
getCameraImage()
function to get android client phone camera frame and it will return aPImage
object in processing. - The users use the
getColor()
function to get color from android phone camera and it return aint
object.
- A primitive example to get phone camera image
import com.onlylemi.processing.android.capture.*;
AndroidCamera ac;
PImage img;
void setup() {
size(720, 480);
ac = new AndroidCamera(width, height, 30);
ac.start();
}
void draw() {
// get android camera frame
img = ac.getCameraImage();
image(img, 0, 0);
}
--
- A primitive example to get the middle color of phone camera
import com.onlylemi.processing.android.capture.*;
AndroidCamera ac;
void setup() {
size(720, 480);
ac = new AndroidCamera(width, height, 20);
ac.start();
}
void draw() {
background(0);
translate(width / 2, height / 2);
// get color from android camera
int c = ac.getColor();
fill(c);
ellipse(0, 0, 300, 300);
}
Android Sensor:
There is a class named AndroidSensor
in this lib. And there are 8 sensors from android phone. The users get sensor type in class named SensorType
.
- SensorType.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER
- SensorType.TYPE_LIGHT
- SensorType.TYPE_ORIENTATION
- SensorType.TYPE_PROXIMITY
- SensorType.TYPE_TEMPERATURE
- SensorType.TYPE_PRESSURE
- SensorType.TYPE_GYROSCOPE
- SensorType.TYPE_MAGNETIC_FIELD
- a example to get android sensor values
import com.onlylemi.processing.android.capture.*;
AndroidSensor as;
void setup() {
size(720, 480);
background(0);
as = new AndroidSensor(0);
as.start();
}
void draw() {
background(0);
fill(255);
textSize(15);
text(SensorType.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER + " : ", 60, 50);
float[] values1 = as.getAccelerometerSensorValues();
//float[] values1 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER);
text("X : " + values1[0], 250, 50);
text("Y : " + values1[1], 400, 50);
text("Z : " + values1[2], 550, 50);
text(SensorType.TYPE_ORIENTATION + " : ", 60, 100);
float[] values2 = as.getOrientationSensorValues();
//float[] values2 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_ORIENTATION);
text("X : " + values2[0], 250, 100);
text("Y : " + values2[1], 400, 100);
text("Z : " + values2[2], 550, 100);
text(SensorType.TYPE_MAGNETIC_FIELD + " : ", 60, 150);
float[] values3 = as.getMagneticFieldSensorValues();
//float[] values3 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_MAGNETIC_FIELD);
text("X : " + values3[0], 250, 150);
text("Y : " + values3[1], 400, 150);
text("Z : " + values3[2], 550, 150);
text(SensorType.TYPE_GYROSCOPE + " : ", 60, 200);
float[] values4 = as.getGyroscopeSensorValues();
//float[] values4 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_GYROSCOPE);
text("X : " + values4[0], 250, 200);
text("Y : " + values4[1], 400, 200);
text("Z : " + values4[2], 550, 200);
text(SensorType.TYPE_LIGHT + " : ", 60, 250);
float values5 = as.getLightSensorValues();
//float values5 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_LIGHT)[0];
text("level : " + values5, 250, 250);
text(SensorType.TYPE_PROXIMITY + " : ", 60, 300);
float values6 = as.getProximitySensorValues();
//float values6 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_PROXIMITY)[0];
text("distance : " + values6, 250, 300);
text(SensorType.TYPE_PRESSURE + " : ", 60, 350);
float values7 = as.getPressureSensorValues();
//float[] values7 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_PRESSURE);
text("pressure : " + values7, 250, 350);
text(SensorType.TYPE_TEMPERATURE + " : ", 60, 400);
float values8 = as.getTemperatureSensorValues();
//float values8 = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_TEMPERATURE);
text("temperature : " + values8, 250, 400);
}
--
- a example to use android sensor values
import com.onlylemi.processing.android.capture.*;
AndroidSensor as;
void setup() {
size(720, 480);
background(0);
as = new AndroidSensor(0);
as.start();
}
void draw() {
// get accelerometer sensor value
//float[] values = as.getSensorValues(SensorType.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER);
float[] values = as.getAccelerometerSensorValues();
float x = values[0];
float y = values[1];
float z = values[2];
println(values);
int r = (int) (11.0f * (11.0f + x));
int g = (int) (11.0f * (11.0f + y));
int b = (int) (11.0f * (11.0f + z));
// background
noStroke();
fill(r, g, b, 25);
rect(0, 0, width, height);
// 3 circles
float x1 = ((int) (width / 20 * (9.5f + (1.0f) * y)));
float y1 = ((int) (height / 12 * (x + 6.0f)));
fill(255, 0, 0);
ellipse(x1, y1, 100, 100);
float x2 = ((int) (width / 20 * (9.5f + (-1.0f) * x)));
float y2 = ((int) (height / 12 * (y + 6.0f)));
fill(0, 255, 0);
ellipse(x2, y2, 100, 100);
float x3 = ((int) (width / 20 * (9.5f + (1.0f) * x)));
float y3 = ((int) (height / 12 * (y + 6.0f)));
fill(0, 0, 255);
ellipse(x3, y3, 100, 100);
}
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