OpenEarable - App v1.3.0

OpenEarable is a new, open-source, Arduino-based platform for ear-based sensing applications. It provides a versatile prototyping platform with support for various sensors and actuators, making it suitable for earable research and development.

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Table of Contents

• OpenEarable - App v1.3.0
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction
  • Features
  • Getting Started
    • Run the app
    • Install the app
  • Contribute your own example app

Introduction

This App is designed to control the OpenEarable device and work as an example project. It is written in Flutter and can be compiled for Android and iOS.

Features

• Connect to OpenEarable device
• Configure the sensors
• Control the audio
• Control the built-in LED
• Show live data from the sensors
• Provide a number of example applications
  • Posture Tracker
  • Recorder

Getting Started

To get started with the OpenEarable App, you need to have the following:

• An OpenEarable device with the newest firmware
• A working flutter installation

Run the app

1. Clone this repository

   git clone https://github.com/OpenEarable/app.git
   

2. Navigate to the project folder in your terminal
3. Connect your Phone to your Computer
4. Start the app on your phone

   flutter run
   

   and select your phone as the target device from the list of connected devices.

Install the app

1. Navigate to the project folder in your terminal
2. Connect your Phone to your Computer
3. Run the app in release mode

   flutter run --release
   

   and select your phone as the target device from the list of connected devices.

Contribute your own example app

If you want to contribute your own example app, please follow the steps below:

1. Create a new folder in the lib/apps_tab folder for your app
2. Develop your app in the new folder
3. Add an instance of the AppInfo class to sampleApps property in the lib/apps_tab/apps_tab.dart file to include your app in the list of example apps
4. If your app contains any assets, add the path to your assets to the pubspec.yaml file
5. Create a pull request to this repository