Android Tablet Screen With Arduino

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The app still communicates with the Arduino via serial behind the scenes, but it uses that data to enable nice touchscreen-friendly GUI controls, graphs, and more. For that to work, you need a way for your Android smartphone to establish a serial connection with your Arduino board. That is easy to do using an OTG cable with a USB-to-Serial adapter.

So I have a semi complete arduino project and a cheap android tablet. I want use the tablet to receive and display variable values from the arduino. I also want to adjust the value of the variables with the tablet. I have looked into blynk, but it doesn't support USB OTG. I also looked into using android studio to build my own app but it seems like it'd take me a year to put out a finished

I wanted to be able to prototype Arduino projects without having an LCD screen, so I wrote VectorDisplay, which lets an Android phonetablet act as an Arduino screen over USB Serial, WiFi e.g., for ESP8266 work or Bluetooth.

While one can buy a cheap 320x240 LCD touch screen for an Arduino-based project, it can be more convenient--especially for prototyping and testing a sketch--to use a tablet or phone as both a touch screen and a power source for a project.

This app is for working with the Arduino on an Android device, you can change pins easy directly set pins high or low, upload sketches or read analog pins with a oscilloscope mode. The app is easy to understand, even if the controls are unusual. It finds the Arduino automatically and doesn't crash.

The RemoteXY app is built specifically for this purpose. It can be installed on an Android phone to allow it to communicate effectively with Arduino devices, which run the RemoteXY library in turn.

Let your Arduino program create a GUI with Graphics, Text, Buttons and Sliders on your smartphone or tablet by simply connecting a HC-05 to the rxtx pins of your Arduino. No Android programming required!

News July 09, 2013 Use an Android tablet for an Arduino display After seeing one of those extremely inexpensive Android tablets at a PC store, Arduino forum member carl47 decided that it would make a great way to add a large, colourful display to his Arduino.

This library enables an Android smartphone tablet to act as a graphical display for your Arduino or ESP32. Available as Arduino library quotBlueDisplayquot.