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Ketai bluetooth to PC
Hi, I would like to receive android phone sensors data in processing 3, Java version. On the android side, I know I can use Ketai lib. But I can't find a way to receive this data on my pc using processing in java mode (obviously this lib just work on android mode). Can I do this with Ketai or is there other solution? Does somebody help me with this? Thanks
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Ketai allows you to get access to the sensor data on your phone. You can use oscP5 to establish a connection between your PC and your device and transfer data. I suggest you become familiar with the ketai first and then with oscP5 before you merge them, and it should be easy to do. There are a many examples in the forum related to either oscP5 and ketai btw. Also check both libraries' websites and their provided examples.
Kf
Hi, thanks for your answer. The thing is oscP5 is...osc...I really would prefer use bluetooth (actually I heard you can send osc over BT, do you know more about this?) : I'm devellopping a device for a place where there is not wifi everywhere, and, I know you can make a hotspot with your phone, but the final device will have to be super easy and kind of "plug and play" to be use by non-technological and really busy people (nurse and patients in an hospital). I'll perhaps use OSC if I can't find solution with bluetooth, but ideally users will just have to clic on a icon on the phone and that's it, don't want them to have to do multiple actions to connect the phone and the sketch.