Questions tagged [brillo]

Brillo is an operating system project initiated by Google, for use with the Internet Of Things.

Brillo brings the simplicity and speed of software development to hardware for IoT with an embedded OS, core services, developer kit, and developer console.

Brillo is supported across ARM, Intel x86, and MIPS-based hardware. Compatible boards conform to specific guidelines, making your development experience simple and consistent. Get started quickly by purchasing an Intel Edison or Qualcomm Dragonboard 410c development board.

Brillo Intro on YouTube

Brillo is not available to the general public but you can request early access here: https://developers.google.com/brillo

Brillo has a partner solution in Weave.

Weave is a communications platform for IoT devices that enables device setup, phone-to-device-to-cloud communication, and user interaction from mobile devices and the web.

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Android Things 5.1 - 9 bit UART

I'm trying to support 9-bit UART using Android Things, When I try to set the data size to 9 I receive IO exception. The only configurations that works are 7 and 8 bits. I know that is possible to make 9-bit emulation using the parity error…
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Google Project Brillo

I have been working on a IoT project for a couple of months now and I was exploring on the Software stack that goes into a device that can connect with industrial sensors and hardwares. I came across Google's Project Brillo and I was looking for…
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Brillo (Android things) with weave

I'm new in this field of Android things(Brillo) and weave protocol I have Android Things OS image installed for my Rasp3 and successfully booted up and log in to shell using adb, everything fine and the simple example of LED was successfully worked…
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Brillo's partitioning scheme

I've just recently stumbled over Brillo on Google's source code website. On it, I've found several files with the extension bpt. These are JSON files that appear to describe partitions on devices. Here are the contents of the base file: { …
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