"my goal is just to send a sign from Cyton board to my android application in a specific time after signals processing(in Matlab)"

If you want to take the easiest route, use the OTG cable and Cyton dongle with your Android (tablet recommended for larger battery).

But to be clear I don't care about losing packets, my goal is just to send a sign from Cyton board to my android application in a specific time after signals processing(in Matlab). Do you think the BL

Classic SPP Serial Port Protocol. Which all Android devices also support.

Most Android mobiles these days support usb host mode, also called OTG adapter. Plugging the Cyton dongle into the OTG adapter will appear as a serial port on the Android device.

Am I wondering about how can I connect the Cyton board with my android application without using Wifi Shield?

I am planning to develop a mobile app in both iOS and Android which will monitor the data from Cyton board. I have seen that there are SDKs available for Java, Nodejs etc. Is this possible to connect

I'm trying to send the Cyton board data to an Android phone using a HC-06 Bluetooth module.

- modify the DefaultBoard example & upload it via Android IDE to have the board on Analog mode by default

As I've said, you will find it much easier to do your signal processing and neurofeedback on the laptop or Android mobile. You can go ahead and write your own firmware, but may find there are CPU proc

Would you (please) consider posting your Ganglion related code as a Github repository? Both the demo Android app / library, and the sample firmware / build environment for Linux. I believe the firmwar

https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1786/ganglion-simblee-streaming-bluetooth-to-android-studio-project#latest

(1) Is there Android code yet for the Cyton?

the Ganglion connected to my Amazon (Android) tablet for 10 hours with

I'm referring to the device list in the Android or iOS BLE OTA programs (nRF, LightBlue, etc.) Not the list of devices on your laptop.

The BioEra app is a Windows (Android) VPL that supports both Cyton and Ganglion.

https://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1786/ganglion-simblee-streaming-bluetooth-to-android-studio-project#latest

https://github.com/Brain-Hero/GanglionAndroidBluetooth/releases/tag/v1.0.0-beta

I am adding the dependency (implementation 'com.github.Brain-Hero:GanglionAndroidBluetooth:Tag') to the 'build.gradle' app file, which I generated from the JitPack website :

would also make sense to test on a few different Android platforms of various performance levels / OS versions. So for example, those incorporating the library might know to avoid certain mobile devi