
Obtain Matlab (free trial or student edition) version 2014b or higher, install the hardware support library, and use an Android device with wifi to run the course exercises.
Install the MATLAB mobile app from the Google Play Store on Android. Upgrade to Android 4.0+ if needed, then use it through the course; post help in the discussion forum.
Connect the device, enable the magnetic field sensor, log data in the x, y, and z directions in microteslas, and plot the results to infer compass orientation.
Practice data acquisition from Android sensors in MATLAB by creating a script to enable sensors, log data, and plot acceleration and angular velocity data from a connected Android device.
Acquire one second of magnetic field data from the iPhone, average to a three-value vector, and plot a 3D compass using MATLAB's quiver3 to visualize orientation.
Control 3D object using your Android Phone
New! You can now acquire and process sensor data from your Android device using MATLAB! Impress your coworkers or other students, build some cool programs, and take your MATLAB skills to a new level with this interactive course. You’ll learn how to capture and utilize data from 5 different sensors without the need to buy additional software or hardware.
Please Note: THIS COURSE IS VERY SIMILAR TO “Build MATLAB Projects with iOS Sensors”
Build 6 Android Sensor Projects (Source Code Included)
In this course, you will master the MATLAB® Support Package for Android Sensors by building a unique set of projects which enable you to:
Don’t struggle. I’ll show you step-by-step.
Getting set up is a little tricky, but, don’t worry, I’ll walk you through it. And if you have any problems you can ask for help through the discussion forum. I’ll show an easy method to enable and acquire data from all 5 Android sensors including:
What You Get in This Course:
To execute the code and examples, you will need:
There’s no better time to expand your MATLAB skills and use your Android device to collect and process data. Enroll in this course and get started today!