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Control Processing from a messaging platform
I've been working with processing for about three months now, and while that may not seem like much, I've surely spent hundreds of hours programming with it.
So, on to my question. I'd want to be able to control a processing sketch (probably running on a raspberry pi) remotely, using a mobile device (Android, desktop support would be nice as well). I've tried Skype, but to my dissapointment, I found that they had disabled the possibility to even recieve chat messages through the API. So any messaging service, that works with processing is what I'm looking for.
My idea is more like "put lights on red", not something like OSC (which mainly works only in local networks). It would have to work from basically everywhere on the planet.
Answers
like
http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoGSMShield
or
http://arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/SerialCallResponseASCII
I don't know
Yeah, that's something, but I'd prefer something that's almost instant and preferrably free.
err... is the processing sketch (probably running on a raspberry pi) connected to internet via cable?
Sorry, I think I read Arduino instead of Android
:D
Yes, it is.