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How I Made My First Android App For Arduino

Bluetooth Android App For Arduino Using MIT App Inventor

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I have made a Android App for controlling my custom RGB Goggles that I have made earlier https://hackaday.io/project/171405-diy-rgb-goggles . This Goggles have 9 different animation modes which can be switched using a Bluetooth Android App, So here I have shown how I made the App using MIT App Inventor.

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RGB.apk

package-archive - 4.98 MB - 06/24/2020 at 09:07

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Step 1
- First we have to know how many options or buttons our project should have.
- Make some custom icons for all the buttons.
- I have made all this icons in Photoshop.
- I browser open the MIT App Inventor Website https://appinventor.mit.edu , login with your Google Account.
- I have shown every step that I took to make this app in video tutorial.

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