Francesco Azzola

Thx

Yes you can. The example shows how to turn on them separately but you can turn on or off together

You can find the source code at https://github.com/survivingwithandroid/Surviving-with-android/tree/master/UVIndex

Hi, Visualino is a visual Programming tool.

You can find it listed in this article

Contact me at survivingwithandroid@gmail.com

What kind of error are you getting?

Hi Christy,

you should add the following code in the onCreate method in the MainActivity class

RobotHttpServer server = new RobotHttpServer(8090, this, new RobotHttpServer.CommandListener() { .... here your logic }

Hope it helps you!

Great article very informative. I guess readers of this article could be interested on a practical example about MQTT in an IoT project https://www.survivingwithandroid.com/2017/03/iot-mqtt-protocol-iot-project.html

Hi Paul, the LED pin is connected to the GPIO (BCM 27).

Hi Allen,

Arduino uses an Ethernet shield to connect to TheThings.io. You

can find more details here (https://github.com/theThings/thethings.iO-arduino-library)

Nope but it could be interesting....

Hello, great article..i like it! I've made something similar using Arduino and a PIR sensor. In my case i used Push.com to notify the event to smart phone using push notification. Give a look at my article at Dzone

I like the idea to use pushbullet to enable notification. The idea is very interesting.

I will use it in my project to monitor remote sensor temperature using Android smartphone and Arduino. If you like give a look here (http://www.survivingwithandroid.com/2015/07/monitor-arduino-sensor-smartphone-esb.html). Thx for your idea

The project is not meant for Eclipse but you should use Android Studio. Anyway there are under https://github.com/survivingwithandroid/WeatherLib/tree/master/lib/release you can find the jars you can import into eclipse. I advice you to use Android Studi