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Android device shake detection.

GAST is a toolkit for using Android's Sensing capabilities. It contains the examples, boiler plate code, and algorithms you need to properly use Android sensors.

The ES Sensor Manager Library is a library project for Android application developers. The main goal of the project is to make accessing and polling for Android smartphone sensor data easy, highly configurable, and battery-friendly.

HandWave is a library that allows developers to enable touch-free interactions in their apps. HandWave uses the built-in, forward-facing camera on a device to recognize users’ in-air gestures. The API provides developers with access to a variety of touch-free gestures which invoke callback functions when detected.

GravityView is an Android adaptation of Facebook instant articles. The concept behind the library is to utilize the motion sensors of an Android device and allow the end user to explore the product by rotating his device. It uses gyroscope motion sensor readings to scroll the image.

An android widget library to show GPS status and signal strength.

Detect device shake in background (if you want), specifying sensitivity, range, counts.

Android library monitoring hardware sensors with RxJava Observables.

Annotate methods to use as listeners for a sensor.

Android Orientation Sensor Library helps you to get more accurate vector values of orientation, using all available device sensors.

Simple Reactive wrapper for Android sensors.

Dynamic Android Sensor HAL.

A library containing a custom Service allowing to collect data from the Sensor.TYPE_STEP_COUNTER introduced with Android 4.4 (available only for devices that supports this hardware feature).

This library runs background service that is listening for shake movements in device.

Android Library for exporting/managing data from the Sensor Manager Library.

Sensorium is an Android Application that collects "sensor" information from your device ("Sensor data") and provides external interfaces to gather and process the data for scientific experiments. This is done in a privacy-preserving way.