
Set up a Kotlin-based Android Studio project, design a minimal constraint layout with an edit text and a send image button, and pass queries to Gemini while displaying responses.
Learn to load Gemini 1.5 models in an Android Kotlin app by adding the Gemini library, configuring the API key, and initializing the model to pass input and get output.
Pass inputs to Google Gemini from Android Kotlin, load the model, send a prompt, and display the response using a suspend function with lifecycle scope.
Enhance the Android Kotlin app UI by wrapping the edit text and send button in card views and styling a circular green send button with a forward icon.
Initialize the CardView containing the send button in the main activity, attach an on click listener, and clear the search field after sending a question to Google Gemini.
Set up a chat UI in the Android Kotlin app using the chat kit library to display Gemini questions and answers as chat bubbles, with Gradle dependencies and repository configuration.
Display messages as chat bubbles in an android kotlin app using the messages list widget, message and user classes, and an adapter to manage conversations.
Display Gemini responses as chat bubbles in an Android Kotlin app by creating a second message object, labeling it M2, and rendering Gemini's text in the message list.
Learn to build an image picker GUI in android kotlin, integrate google gemini's image features, enable image upload, and query gemini to explain or extract insights from the image.
Learn to integrate a photo picker in an Android Kotlin app by registering for activity results, selecting images from the gallery, and displaying the chosen image in chat.
Add image message support in the ChatGPT library by implementing the image content type and get image URL, then configure an image loader to display image messages in chat bubbles.
Integrate Google Gemini in Android by sending text and image inputs, initialize the generative model, convert image URIs to bitmaps, build input content, and query Gemini with a question.
Develop and test an Android Kotlin workflow to pass text and an image URI through image decoder to Gemini, handling API level constraints and updating the chat UI.
Enhance the Android Kotlin app with text to speech by initializing a text to speech engine, implementing the onInit listener, and speaking Gemini's text responses.
Learn to add an app bar icon to enable or disable text-to-speech in your Android app. Toggle playback with a click and stop long Gemini responses.
Enable and disable text to speech in Android by toggling a DTS enabled flag on menu item click and calling the text to speak method accordingly.
Enable and disable text-to-speech in an Android Kotlin app, stop a long Gemini response mid-speech, and ensure speech only plays when TTS is available and enabled.
Explore how to extend text to speech in Android Kotlin by inspecting the official docs, retrieving available languages and voices, and applying a selected voice in your app.
Add a speech recognizer in the Gemini android kotlin app by placing a mic button left of the send button to pass voice questions to Gemini.
Connect the mic icon to a start recognition function using a recognizer intent with language, language model, and prompt, then start for result and pass text to Gemini.
Capture user speech via Android's speech recognition, display the recognized text on screen, and send it to Gemini to show the model's response.
Enable voice input to pass spoken questions to Google Gemini in an Android Kotlin app, display the recognized text as a send message, and reveal Gemini's response.
Review Android speech recognition setup with a mic button, a recognize speech intent, default language, free-form model, and prompt, then handle onActivityResult to feed Gemini and display the response.
Learn to use the chat feature in Google Gemini to enable multi-turn conversations with context from prior messages by starting a chat and passing history of messages.
Implement a chat feature in an Android Kotlin app by initializing a chat object, loading a generative model, and using chat send message for text input with Google Gemini.
Learn to implement streaming in an android kotlin app with google gemini to display partial responses in real time, updating a single message as each part arrives.
Replace repeated messages with a single updating message to simulate real-time streaming, initializing the message once and updating its content for subsequent parts using a stream-driven approach.
Implement streams for the chat feature in android using Google Gemini, switching to send message stream to receive response chunks and display them progressively, alongside text-only input streaming.
Learn to implement the Gemini chat feature for multi-turn conversations by starting a chat with optional history, sending messages, and letting the model consider previous context.
Use streams with text-only input feature in Android by applying a generative model and generate content stream function, then install the app, type a question, and view Gemini's streaming response.
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In this hands-on course, you'll learn to build intelligent, real-time AI assistants using Google Gemin, and Kotlin. Go beyond simple bots—create Android apps that hold conversations, respond to voice commands, process images, and deliver a fast, seamless user experience.
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What You'll Learn
Build Real-Time AI Chat Interfaces
Use LiveData and Kotlin coroutines to stream Gemini responses as users type or speak.
Integrate Google Gemini APIs
Harness powerful large language models to generate intelligent, context-aware conversations.
Enable Voice Input & Output
Add speech-to-text and text-to-speech features so users can talk to your app and hear responses.
Create Multi-Modal AI Assistants
Process image-based queries with Gemini’s vision capabilities to answer visual questions.
Build Context-Aware Conversations
Maintain stateful chats that evolve and adapt to the user’s needs with memory and conversation history.
Design Stunning, Responsive UIs
Craft sleek, user-friendly chat interfaces in Android Studio with real-time response streaming.
Real-World Use Cases You'll Master
AI-powered customer support
Voice assistants for productivity apps
Interactive educational tutors
Smart e-commerce helpers
Visual query assistants (send a photo, get info)
By the End of This Course, You’ll Be Able To:
Build and deploy fully functional AI assistants on Android
Handle real-time communication with generative AI APIs
Implement natural, engaging voice and chat experiences
Use image input to create multi-modal interactions
Future-proof your development skills with in-demand GenAI features
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Android developers looking to build smart, real-time AI features
Kotlin developers eager to integrate generative AI
Innovators building next-gen apps with Gemini
Anyone ready to create apps that talk, listen, and understand
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