Welcome to the Android-Nreal project! 🎉👋 This open-source Android library is designed to communicate with Nreal Air AR glasses. Our goal is to provide a convenient, efficient, easy to understand, and dependency-free library for developers to create AR experiences on the Nreal platform.
- Auto-detection and hot-plug detection
- Communication and IMU packet decode
- Key press decoding (brightness up/down, power)
- Sensor fusion
- Magnetometer calibration
- Good AHRS algorithm
- Rendering
- Nreal Light support
- Per-eye display (3D spatial rendering for your Java/OpenGL apps)
- Standalone library with demos
We're far from done, and your pull requests would be greatly appreciated! 🤝
The library aims to discover, open, read, and decode the IMU messages from Nreal Air AR glasses. It provides easy-to-use 3DoF coordinates for viewport rendering. In the future, we plan to support dual-eye rendering, 6DoF, and camera/microphone input. If this project pushes Nreal to broaden the SDK to the Android platform, that would also be a huge win for the community!
You can easily build and run this project on your own unrooted Android devices. Here are the steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/enricoros/android-nreal.git - Open the project with Android Studio 2022.3.1 or later.
- Connect your Android device to your computer (targeting API 30, but it can be easily relaxed)
- Click the "Run" button (
▶️ ) in Android Studio
We would like to thank the following members of the Nreal Community Discord for their initial code and help:
- @edwatt - Github: edwatt/imu-inspector
- @MattXer - Github: MSmithDev/AirAPI_Windows
- @Noot - Github: abls/imu-inspector
Thank you for your invaluable contributions! 🏆
If you're interested in contributing to this project, please clone, fork, slash, and burn the code, and then send me a pull request! By working together, we can create a more comprehensive and robust library for the Nreal developer community 🚀🌟