Android Things Getting Started
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The document discusses Android Things, an operating system for IoT devices based on Android. It provides an overview of supported hardware platforms, the Android framework functionalities, tools and services, and steps for getting started with Android Things development including creating a project in Android Studio. Examples of projects include connecting devices over WiFi and controlling an LED using a Raspberry Pi. Contact and resource details are provided at the end.
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