Xojo's Android effort is moving at a snail's pace and sadly I don't imagine that I can start that port anytime soon. If you've ready back you might see that I originally wanted to use Xojo to take the iOS app I developed last year and release a version for Android when Xojo finally supported sockets on Android. People have asked for an Android App since tCam-Mini was first released and I don't blame them. Other than that please submit feedback about other issues or features. The developer knows about this and plans to rewrite the socket handling code to deal with this. The app is pretty full featured however it has a known issue when streaming. When the developer is ready he or I will notify you when it's ready to download and include instructions how to do that and how to provide feedback.

If you're interested please reach out to me with that, either in a message here on hackaday.io, or to my personal email address which you can find at my website or via my github page. I ended up starting with a Teensy 3.2 based prototype with a Lepton breakout board, before moving on the Raspberry Pi, then the exciting world of PRUs in the Beaglebone SBCs before finally settling on the ESP32 for my final design (actually designs).Įdit - The developer decided getting the app into the Play Store alpha program was too complex and will be providing an APK for download.Īn Android app capable of displaying images from the tCam cameras is ready for some alpha testing. Both Max and Damien were very gracious when I sent them various questions when I was getting going.

Max Ritter's DIY Thermocam and Damien Walsh's Leptonic are really well done and instructive. Pure Engineering and Group Gets are to be commended for making these devices available to makers. I read about a lot of other great projects online to get going.

This is the story of my thermal imaging camera journey. However it soon became obvious that I'd need a simpler platform to learn how to use the Lepton module when I started reading the documentation and playing with the various demo codebases. My original long-term goal was to create a capable thermal imaging camera using the Beaglebone Black and a 7' LCD cape as the platform matching some of the features of high end commercial products.

Flir lepton 2.5 raspberry pi