This repository contains backing source code for my Android Kiosks talk. You can find the slides here.
You might also be interested in my fork of https://github.com/kanawish/contrib-drivers with an example of locally publishing Android Things contributed drivers.
What happens when you take a Raspberry Pi with a touchscreen, slap Android on it, and bolt it onto an 80/20 aluminum cube? You get a kiosk that does way more than your average locked-down tablet.
I'll show you how to build your own modular Android-based system that plays nice with USB peripherals you wouldn’t normally expect: Think webcams, and servos for automated 3D scanning and photography. We'll see how to stream or record video and audio, process it with ML models, and generate time-stamped work logs.
Add a barcode scanner, a payment terminal, and a scale to verify weights, and suddenly, you’ve got a DIY point-of-sale for pop-up stores, warehouses, or even recycling centers.
Join us for a fun exploration into how Android can be pushed beyond its usual limits, in kiosk mode!
shell:
adb root
adb shell
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alias l='ls -al --color'