I have a development platform for Android Things (Pico i.MX7D SOM) and don’t have a lot of time play with it. Sometimes I do, but it is here and there on average 1 hour a week. Most of the time it sits by the window, tracks the temperature and waits for a little update. Since it’s not on my desk debugging via cable is a pain. I really appreciate the possibility to debug over my wifi network. However, even though debugging over the network is possible, it requires you to connect the cable after each reboot and restart adb in tcpip mode...
Eye tracking and analysis of the human eye is one of the perspective technologies. It can substantially improve our interaction with our smartphones. If you are reading this you probably have your opinion already. The real question is whether the precision is sufficient – thus how precise it can actually get. Assumptions Eye Before we can reason about the precision, let’s first establish some facts/assumptions that we will consider. Eye is a strange natural camera, that has evolved somewhere around 500 million years ago. By analyzing the eye we understand detecting the different elements, the most important is the iris....
There are many reasons why to write your algorithm in assembler. You can have all the optimizations firmly in hand. However, it comes at costs – you need to know a lot about the hardware running your program, your program will be highly non-portable, non readable and you will spend ages on writing it. Oh, did I mention that debugging is a hell? Preparation So, to start using assembly in Android Studio, you need to install Android NDK. You can install it manually (and reference the installation) or from the Android Studio itself ( File > Settings > Appearence & Behaviour...
