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I understand that, given how vibration is achieved, the only way to vary the intensity would be a way to control the RPM of the motor. I can see the Vibrator Class does not allow for this, and yet, the VIBE app (see this video) appears to be achieving just that. On the video, at about 0:35, the “create your own vibe” is briefly shown. I tested it and, by god, it appears to be varying the intensity. Could it be that they are using the NDK for direct motor control?
ViBe uses the Immersion Haptic SDK to control the device vibrations. Immersion themselves
are using the Android NDK internally.