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Where is the link to the android app's code?

I wish to customize the app so it displays the current battery percentage, but the GitHub link is broken.

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Jul 09, 2020

I would like to learn about how the code works, how the ROV was designed, and how everything fits together to make it work. Btw, the city the order shipped to was Cupertino :)

costassoler

Jul 10, 2020

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That’s a great idea! While I did upload a YouTube video on installing the software, I’ve been wanting to do a tour of the code itself for a while now. You should check out our YouTube channel, I think it covers some of the video content you’re looking for. And thanks! I’ll add yet another to California!

costassoler

Jul 03, 2020

Hey Jack, Thanks for pointing that out, I accidentally set the GitHub to private! Should be fixed now. And that’s a great idea. In fact, I added a sensor and app upgrade to all ROVs v011 and above that displays the cell voltage on your screen. But percentage is a nice idea, and probably more intuitive! Check out the code and let me know how it goes! -Costas

Jack Luo

Jul 05, 2020

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Hi!

I am a really big fan of ROVs and other marine technology. I bought a model c kit to learn more, but still don't really understand how an ROV actually works. Is there a way for you to do a tutorial on the software/hardware for beginners like me to understand?

costassoler

Jul 05, 2020

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We actually posted number of pretty thorough videos already. Can I ask what specific topics you’re interested in learning about? Also just out of curiosity, what city is your order shipping to? I’ll make sure to add it to our homepage map :)

Jack Luo

Jul 08, 2020

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I would be interested in the thought process behind designing an ROV and how the schematics and code are made. Also, the order shipped to San Jose :)