i want to build ai speaker to use google assistant on android app not android things.
may be i think i will use grcp because python not execute on android app.
Is there any way I can use Google Assistant already installed in my mobile phone ?
my cellphone already has a google assistant !!
Commit b790b0b puts everything into a single class, making it easier to integrate into other Android devices.
Kindly check the below link.
https://github.com/androidthings/sample-googleassistant/commit/b790b0be91b5a743fb847af6a6c95f19459162de
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Can I build custom actions to leverage the Google Assistant SDK without needing to be online? I'd like to have the natural language parser to help me navigate my Android App, even when offline. That is, speak to it and say special words to navigate the screens and what not, using the voice instructions of the user.
This seems totally possible using the Assistant SDK on the internet, but I need the app to run on my android even outside of connectivity.
Google assistant uses google servers so I don't think it is possible, but there are some other options check out this link.
Android: Speech Recognition without using google server
I have successfully built the AVS Device SDK on Android with the help of the reference guide to building Device SDK on Android that the Amazon team sent me. However, as a novice Android developer, I don't know where to go from here to actually use the SDK in an Android app. For example, I'd like to press a button in my app to activate Alexa and speak to her/it. How would I proceed after successfully building SDK on Android? I have pushed the local build with all the compiled libraries to the adb shell and have ran most tests successfully.
I know I'm most likely going to have to user NDK and JNI, but yeah, some guidance would be great.
Also, would it be possible to run your sample app on Android? I am aware of the previous Android sample app, but I'd like to try running this new C++ SDK sample app on Android too.
You'd need to build it on your own. There is no official support to iOS/Android in avs-device-sdk and Alexa assets are not public (e.g. Alexa logo for the button).
In order to make it work, you should integrate LoginWithAmazon SDK and once you have a valid token you should be able to start using AVS.
I hope an official iOS/Android AVS SDK will come anytime soon.
i want to create an android app which will allow to publish apk from my android device. i searched regarding Publishing API and referred publishing-api but it states that it is possible through Java app. I want to implement it in my android app. Is it possible to do that? Can i use publishing-api in android application?
Thank you.
An example on how to use the publishing api can be found here:
https://github.com/googlesamples/android-play-publisher-api
This code can easily ported to android, just add the
compile 'com.google.apis:google-api-services-androidpublisher:v2-rev19-1.20.0' dependency to your app and it should download all the required depenencies.
As Android apps also use Java you can basicaly just copy/paste the sample code and modifly it to your needs.
Me and my friends are trying to work with Google Glass. We need to know whether the google glass app can be created without a card.
Yes, you can. You can use the Glass Development Kit (GDK), an add-on to the Android SDK. See https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/.
The GDK is harder to use than the Mirror API, since you'd be writing an Android app, but it is also much more powerful than the Mirror API.
Well you can create a software to run on any of the OS if they're having an API. Because API is required to understand how the OS would perform a task.
You can try out https://developers.google.com/glass/develop/gdk/ from the Google's Developer Network. They would train you in a better way.
And I am not able to understand the card part where you're trying to imply that you want to create the app without a card.
To create an app that would have more control over the Glass's hardware you can create the App using the GlassAPI (GDK). It is more like a low-level app.
On the main page, you can find out that the Glass would also use the .apk files that are used to install the application softwares on Android OS. So, coding in Android SDK and then installing the very same app on the Google Glass would also be a good idea.
Are there any web service APIs available that allow the developer to upload a new build of their android app without having to manually use the android market developer GUI? I would like to configure my one click build system to also deploy to the market if possible.
You could automate this e.g. with a recorded and parameterized selenium script.
This capability doesn't exist currently.