to get your data stream, instead of the previous Android BLE stack API. Should be straightforward. The BLED112 can buffer multiple BLE packets, unlike the Android OS, which was not intended to stream

re: android vs ios. My misunderstanding. I thought you were working with Java and Android from your previous posts. Not iOS and Swift or Objective-C. Since Android devices are so much more affordable,

The issue with the using the BLED112 is that we are currently working on cross platform compatibility (android + ios) with unity. 

  I'm not sure about the specifics of the referenced thread as far as android is concerned but based on the last comment it looks like a c to java would be more or less straightforward minus the initi

Wonky, is your Ganglion C interface via BLED112, working? Do you have a Github? Florian @fwende may be interested in porting to Java / Android. His thread:

buffering that it will insulate you from Android OS latencies. And almost all Android phones support OTG these days, especially tablets, and flagship models.

http://openbci.com/forum/index.php?p=/discussion/1402/new-java-library-and-app-for-connecting-android-with-ganglion

Since AJ has the BLED112 support written, here is another approach: use an Android device that supports plugging in the BLED112 as a serial port device. The BLED112 apparently has enough buffering tha

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=android+ganglion&as_sitesearch=openbci.com

which application building platform should i use, Android studio or python based? which is more suitable? 

Android: https://install.appcenter.ms/users/mitch.muenster/apps/openbci-wifi-android/distribution_groups/public%20beta

BioEra supports Android,

hmm, yes I can see why it would be better to use these. still id hate to have to lug my laptop around when you have a phone or tablet that could assist with recording the data on the go (driving walki

Hi everyone, I am looking for someone for neurofeedback mobile app development (iOS and Android) using OpenBCI platform. He or she will be paid for the development. Opportunity for royalties and on go

I have tried, windows 10, android as well as Mac to try and connect to the Wifi network. The network OpenBCI-#### shows up on the list but devices are unable to connect.

We are not able to create the file with windows yet. This process works with Macs to create the appropriate zip file, then you can use iPhone or Android to do the OTA upload.

We can announce your Android Ganglion library API solution on our community page, which would give you nice exposure,

Yes, that is what I'm suggesting. The BLED112 presents itself as a USB serial port. And the dongle has apparently sufficient internal buffering that it avoids the silly restricted flow of the Android

thanks William! Could this be solved by adding an external BLE module to communicate with Android app?

Thanks. If you look at those search results above, you can read why the Android BLE stack fails. Seems to be because many kernel processes are intricately connected in the BLE stack and all the contex