Android app for sending sensor data via Open Sound Control (OSC). https://sensors2.org/osc

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README.md

Sensors2OSC

Android app for sending sensor data and multitouch via Open Sound Control (OSC) over network to a recipient.

Typical use case is controlling a music application from your phone or tablet.

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To build the app yourself, install the Android SDK and Gradle.

After installation run gradle.bat on Windows or ./gradlew on Mac OS X and Linux.

Contributing

If you want to contribute to this project, send a pull request.

Translation

Translation is currently coordinated via weblate.

If you want to add a new language or update translations, please see the Common library for the sensor apps. It contains additional strings.

Example usage

There are examples included for receiving data from Sensors2OSC, that reside in examples, Puredata, Python3, and Supercollider. They listen to port 9000.