1. Introduction and Getting Started
2. Hardware and Software Requirements
3. Setting Up App Inventor
4. Designer and Blocks Editor
5. First Mobile App to Control Arduino
6. Proximity Sensor
8. Accelerometer Sensor
9. Gyroscope Sensor
10. Magnetometer Sensor
11. Make Android App With Zero Experience MIT App Inventor
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1. What can you do and system requirements (2:40)
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2. What is app inventor in More Details (2:23)
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3. Java Vs App Inventor (3:26)
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4. Why using App Inventor (1:14)
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5. App Architecture (3:45)
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6. Lets start Making Apps (4:52)
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7. First App Add Items and Start Programming with Blocks (9:57)
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8. First App Testing and Running the App using Emulator (12:54)
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9. First App Testing and Running with USB or APK File (4:33)
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10. Resources you need to visit to Create Better Apps (2:29)
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11. How to Create a website for your app for free and take credit for it (5:08)
12. Android Apps for Arduino with MIT App Inventor without Coding
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1. App Inventor Overview (4:12)
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2. An App Challenge (1:04)
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3. System Requirements (1:14)
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4. AppInventor Vs Java and C (2:58)
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5. Why App Inventor Works (1:39)
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6. App Architecture (5:18)
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7. Download and Install App Inventor on Your Device (8:35)
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8. AppInventor UserInterface With Example (13:45)
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9. Arduino Coding for Led On Off Practical Example (8:30)
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10. Making an Android App for Led On Off Practical Example (12:28)
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11. Testing On Off App with Arduino (6:40)
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12. Make a Log In Protected Led Control App (14:05)
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13. Slider Application to Control Led Brightness (14:32)
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14. Slider Practical (9:25)
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15. Practical Connect Bluetooth Module (4:48)
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16. RGB Led Controller Android Application (14:05)
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17. RGB LED Arduino Coding (12:05)
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18. Sensor Readings Arduino Coding (9:13)
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19. Sensor Readings Android Application (16:53)
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20. Relay On Off Simple Example (7:54)
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21. LCD Text Arduino Coding (9:21)
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22. LCD Text Android Application (6:29)
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23. Remote Controlled Robot Android Application (9:09)
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24. Remote Controlled Robot Arduino Coding (14:43)
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25. Make Money with MIT App Inventor Apps (5:13)
13. Reading Analog Sensor with Arduino
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1. How to read analog sensors using Arduino (2:19)
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2. Software Requirements (4:05)
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3. Wiring Analog Sensors to Arduino (8:37)
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4. Writing code to collect reading from analog sensors (7:29)
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5. Practical Analog Sensor Testing (2:51)
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6. Analyze and convert Sensor Reading (2:55)
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7. Manipulating Sensors Reading (6:24)
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8. ADC in Arduino Explained (13:32)
14. Bonus Lecture: Gifts, Coupons, and More.
