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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed.
Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed.
Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
Click the image to view the video
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GitHub - IJ-Apps/Vibrations: This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed. Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel! · GitHub
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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed.
Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
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Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed.
Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
Click the image to view the video
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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed. Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
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This is the code that I covered in my YouTube video, "Triggering Vibrations from Your App", on the IJ Apps channel. By using the code, you can make a basic app that triggers vibration patterns indefinitely and stops them when a button is pressed.
Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
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Feel free to copy and paste the code for your own use and subscribe to the IJ Apps channel!
My Cool Personal Projects: Username - ishaanjav
For more cool and complex projects using tools such as the Microsoft Face API, Kairos Facial Recognition API, and Google Cloud Platform, check out my other GitHub account with these cool repositories.
Facial Recognition App with Kairos API (REALLY Good!)Face Analyzer Android AppFacial Recognition App with Weka ML (FREE and really good!)
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