Google has announced the launch of Android Things, a platform that allows you to build connected devices for the Internet of Things. This new operating system will be based on the project Brillo and combine tools such as Android Studio, Android SDK, Google Play Services and Google Cloud Platform. The goal is to help developers build intelligent devices capable of receiving voice commands and updates.
in addition, Google provides add support to the Weave, the communications platform for the Internet of Things which helps devices to connect to Google services and the "talk" with other devices. It should be noted that, as pointed out by the The Next Web, the Philips Hue and the Samsung SmartThings already use the Weave and is set to join other manufacturers, such as Belkin and TP-Link, for example.
at The hardware level, it will be possible to build products from kits like the Raspberry Pi 3, Intel Edison, and NXP Peak.
The Android Things is now available for developers and the company has already revealed that they will work with users of Brillo to assist in the migration to the new platform.
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