Android Library Setup

We created an open-source client library to help you connect from Androdid devices and apps. Like this you can easily integrate data gathering, AI training, inference and data flows into your application releases.

Yes, you can do aicuflow data ingress from an Android device!

There's also an example application ready for easy transmission of android sensors (GPS, Mic, Accelerometers, Light, Magnetism, ...). You can use this to start prototyping.

Resources

IDE Setup Guide / Detail (this page)
More coming soon! Promise. :)

Supported Devices

We tested with the following devices, others should work too by default:

Samsung Galaxy A55
Samsung Galaxy A25

More testing will take place towards the end of the beta.
Other devices generally work but were not optimised for yet.

Installation

Requires a computer of any OS (Mac, Linux, Windows) & some internet bandwidth.

Install Android Studio

Generally you can follow the official install guide.
In short (for Windows and Linux systems):

Download Android Studio (at time of this tutorial its Version Otter 3 Feature Drop)
(Linux) Unpack to the folder where you want to install it in
(Linux) Run bin/studio.sh in terminal
Start the installation of emulators, sdk, etc with default parameters
(Linux) Click Menu > Tools > Create Desktop Shortcut

After that, you can create a new kotlin app (use .kts build system) or open a cloned repository.

Install Aicuflow Demo

Clone the repository to build it yourself or install the app from a store (soon):

git clone https://github.com/AICU-HEALTH/aicuflow-android

In there, AicuClient.kt provides you with a core set of connection features.

Detailed guide coming soon!

Want to contribute?

Reach out to Finn for this.