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Index
Cover Part I: Location Services
Chapter 1: Introducing the Android Location Service
Methods Used to Determine Location Summary
Chapter 2: Determining a Device's Current Location
Know Your Tools Setting up the Android Manifest Determining the Appropriate Location Provider Receiving Location Updates Implementing the Example App Summary
Chapter 3: Tracking Device Movement
Collecting Location Data Viewing the Tracking Data Filtering Location Data Continuous Location Tracking and Battery Life Summary
Chapter 4: Proximity Alerts
App Structure Proximity Alert Limitations More Efficient Proximity Alert Summary
Part II: Inferring Information from Physical Sensors
Chapter 5: Overview of Physical Sensors
Definitions Android Sensor API Sensing the Environment Sensing Device Orientation and Movement Summary
Chapter 6: Errors and Sensor Signal Processing
Definitions Filters A Better Determination of Orientation by Using Sensor Fusion Summary
Chapter 7: Determining Device Orientation
Previewing the Example App Determining Device Orientation NorthFinder Summary
Chapter 8: Detecting Movement
Acceleration Data Implementation Summary
Chapter 9: Sensing the Environment
Barometer vs. GPS for Altitude Data Example App Overview. Summary
Chapter 10: Android Open Accessory
A Short History of AOA The Android Development Kit (ADK) AOA Sensors versus Native Device Sensors AOA Beyond Sensors AOA Limitations AOA and Sensing Temperature Taking an Android Accessory to the Consumer Market Summary
Part III: Sensing the Augmented, Pattern-Rich External World
Chapter 11: Near Field Communication (NFC)
What Is RFID? What Is NFC? Building an Inventory Tracking System Android APIs Future Considerations Go Forth and NFC! Summary
Chapter 12: Using the Camera
Using the Camera Activity Creating a Simple Barcode Reader Summary
Chapter 13: Image-Processing Techniques
The Structure of Image-Processing Programs Detecting Faces Image-Processing Resources Summary
Chapter 14: Using the Microphone
Introducing the Android Clapper Using MediaRecorder to Analyze Maximum Amplitude Implementing a Clapper Analyzing Raw Audio Using Loud Noise Detection Using Consistent Frequency Detection Summary
Part IV: Speaking to Android
Chapter 15: Designing a Speech-enabled App
Know Your Tools User Interface Screen Flow Voice Action Types Voice User Interface (VUI) Design Testing Your Design Summary
Chapter 16: Using Speech Recognition and Text-To-Speech APIs
Text-To-Speech Speech Recognition Summary
Chapter 17: Matching What Was Said
Parts of a Voice Command Word Spotting Matching Command Words in Persistent Storage Multi-part Commands Using a Grammar Summary
Chapter 18: Executing Voice Actions
Food Dialogue VUI Design Defining and Executing Voice Actions Executing VoiceActionCommands Implementing an AlertDialog for Voice Actions Implementing Multi-Turn Voice Actions Making a Best Guess Responding When Recognition Fails Summary
Chapter 19: Implementing Speech Activation
Implementing Speech Activation Implementing Persistent Speech Activation Summary
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