--Originally published at tc2016blog

After a week of programming like hell and looking for online tutorials on how to develop android apps, we made it, we got a functionall app and managed to make it work.

Here’s the video of the demo and all of the other stuff.

Thanks for the class Ken!

--Originally published at tc2016blog

Latest project update:

I’ve been working all day on this and I finally added the score system to the app and the display which updates every time the score changes, right now the QR scanner is not functional but we’ll make it work.

Every activity of the app is done and working, just some methods for some buttons are missing. I embbeded a video of the functionality of the app so far.

 

--Originally published at tc2016blog

Ok, here’s the latest update of the project, even if we already have the app finished and working, we wanted to make it from scratch, we have several functionalities and a simple layout for the app, we’ll have it finished by the due date.

--Originally published at tc2016blog

Sorry for the delay, but here are the UseCases my team and I discussed during class.

As you can see we only worked on 4 different UseCases, but we noticed we could break down some of these into several more UseCases, now we started working on it and we have been progressing on the code.

--Originally published at tc2016blog

We started working on the GPIO controlling of the Raspberry Pi, but we still have to learn a lot of the PI4J library that help us with that, we found a tutorial in which everything is explained, the code there is written in Python, so it just helps us as reference, we still have to do the code ourselves.

We still need to buy the components and the motors to start testing everything.

I don’t have any pictures of this, but when we start working we’ll upload the pictures so Ken can see them.