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This document discusses building a robocar using Android Things. It outlines the hardware, software, and community aspects of the project. The hardware section lists the components needed like a Raspberry Pi, motor controller, batteries and wheels. The software section explains how to control the car from an Android device using buttons and includes demos of computer vision algorithms using OpenCV and TensorFlow. The community section encourages joining the online community to collaborate and improve upon the open source project code available on GitHub.
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