So I got a spark while looking at data engineering projects , I was that most of the projects used data sets already available in the internet but I wanted more .Though this will be my first official project I want to make it fun and involve something that I use in my day to day life.
I drive our family owned TVS motorcycle , it is equipped with sensors all over ,it even comes with a connectivity app that views your riding patterns ,your speeds ,gear changes and many more . So there must be a way to capture the data transmitting from the bike to the app.
I start asking questions to Grok about possible ways .I choose grok as it doesn’t have restrictions over stuff. It recommended me to enable (”Enable Bluetooth HCI snoop log”) from developer settings (This is all done via an android phone).
In short ,it’s maintains log of ongoing and incoming research packets via Bluetooth
Here is the brainly link I found “https://brainly.in/question/55312945”.
Accessing the generated logs is not as simple tough. So modern android phones store log files in protected system directory , and how do you access it . “Android Studio” enters the chat.
We need platform tools from android studio which is included in SDK platform Android studio comes with “ADB ” and what is that do you ask ?
ADB is a free command-line tool from Google that lets your computer communicate with your Android phone over USB (or Wi-Fi). It's super useful for developers/CS folks—like pulling hidden files, running shell commands, installing apps sideloaded, etc. No rooting required for basic stuff like this.
-Grok
Instead of the full package of SDK-Manager I choose to simply download “”SDK platform tools”. Here is the link I used “https://developer.android.com/tools/releases/platform-tools”.