Work with the touchscreens, hardware sensors, cameras, and network transceivers on Android phones and tablets.

Mobile Processing is a yearly conference hosted by the UIC Innovation Center in support of Chicago's creative and development communities

The Mobile Processing conference (November 11-13, 2011) focuses on the Android and JavaScript modes of Processing 2.0.

Processing.Android: Open-Source for mobile innovation (Conference) UIC Innovation Center
October 1st-3rd, 2010
Organized by Daniel Sauter

Let’s you create mobile apps using Processing, a platform to promote software literacy within the visual arts. ke:tai is good at everything an Android device does, and the desktop doesn’t. It’s a extensive library that gives you straight-forward access to sensors, cameras, and networking hardware.