R2 Touch Android
by KG204 Studios
Control your R2-D2 with your Android phone or tablet! Please read description.
| App Name | R2 Touch Android |
|---|---|
| Developer | KG204 Studios |
| Category | Productivity |
| Download Size | 6 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.8 |
| Average Rating | 4.15 |
| Rating Count | 32 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download R2 Touch Android Android app |
(This app was not created by CuriousMarc. This app is a recreation of the original iphone app, with graphics and name licensed by the original creator. The app has been approved by CuriousMarc, the original creator. If there are any issues with using this app; any questions, comments, or complaints, please direct them to [email protected].)
This is a remote control app for members of the R2 Builders Club. Apart from looking pretty, it doesn't do anything unless you are building an R2-D2 replica robot and have MarcDuino receiver boards (as described in www.curiousmarc.com). If you do, lucky you. it will allow you to control the dome panels, holoprojectors, sounds and dome lighting of your R2-D2 in all sorts of interesting ways.
Commands, in the form of programmable short ASCII strings, are sent via the internal WiFi of the phone/tablet to a remote WiFly receiver.
Since you can customize most buttons and commands, you could also use this as a generic remote control app to send any short serial string via WiFi (to a WiFly radio for example). And with a spiffy R2-D2 inspired interface to boot!
This is a remote control app for members of the R2 Builders Club. Apart from looking pretty, it doesn't do anything unless you are building an R2-D2 replica robot and have MarcDuino receiver boards (as described in www.curiousmarc.com). If you do, lucky you. it will allow you to control the dome panels, holoprojectors, sounds and dome lighting of your R2-D2 in all sorts of interesting ways.
Commands, in the form of programmable short ASCII strings, are sent via the internal WiFi of the phone/tablet to a remote WiFly receiver.
Since you can customize most buttons and commands, you could also use this as a generic remote control app to send any short serial string via WiFi (to a WiFly radio for example). And with a spiffy R2-D2 inspired interface to boot!
