Is there a way to create an app to recognize an android smartphone as a bluetooth gamepad?
Every app I found on the store is a client/server app but it's not what I need.
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So, for the start I have a smart light device. I want to develop a app which searches this smart light and then connect to it. After connection I want to access the traits offered by that smart light and control it from my application.
What I have tried is, I have used Android NSD service to discover devices but I didn't get the smart light device.
Here is what I referred to
https://developer.android.com/training/connect-devices-wirelessly/nsd
https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/wifip2p
I'm looking for a way to have my android wear device locally communicate with my android tv. I was hoping that I could use the wearable Message API, which doesn't seem to work on android tv (probably because the android tv doesn't pair with android wear).
Ideally I was hoping if this would be possible without having to relay messages through the mobile phone app.
Any suggestions? Thanks
You can't connect to any other device directly, for example through Bluetooth or Wifi.
All connections need to go through Google Play Services using Data Layer API or Channel API.
For that, all devices need to be paired using a Android Wear app. Theoretically you could install Android Wear app on the TV but I don't think it will be usable with the controller.
I want to develop an Android application which can simulate different Bluetooth devices in one.
for example on launching this application my android device or Computer system act at Bluetooth watch to other devices.
The closest solution I found is a IOS application by Attack pattern .com
http://attackpattern.com/work/bluetooth/
I tried to develop the similar application in android or LINUX system but not find any solution.
Please help.
I want to connect a 3rd party bluetooth device to my Android Wear watch (Samsung Gear Live). I am trying to find documentation on how to do this but I am not having any luck. All the searches I do seem to think I want to attach to a phone.
Does anyone know of a good example that shows how to connect, for example, a bluetooth heart rate monitor (or other device) to the Android Wear so I can keep a history when the phone isn't present? Is this even possible? Would it be the same protocols as doing it from a phone/tablet?
#Ryan Tensmeyer, I think #Wayne Pieksarki's answer is now out-dated. I was able to create and run a stand-alone app that used BLE to connect to a third-party bluetooth device, namely, a wireless thermometer. I used a library called SweetBlue and tested the stand-alone app on an Android Wear Moto 360. It worked great -- no phone required!
It is not possible to connect 3rd party bluetooth devices to an Android Wear watch as you describe. You will need to pair your heart rate monitor with your phone, extract the data you want, and then use the Data Layer API to send the data to the wearable for display to the user.
EDIT: Android Wear devices now support the ability to pair with Bluetooth devices.
I just want to add some features in sample bluetooth chat application and want to test its working at each successive level.
since i have limited resources like a laptop and a android based phone. How can i connect two devices to run features that support multiple devices.
I am running android based bluetooth chat application on my android phone.I want to add some features that required bluetooth. The problem is that i am having single android phone right now but i want to check whether it is really connecting to other devices and want to test features that need more than one device. Is their any solution or i need two android phones.