It is possible to use a real Android device to control the Android emulator?
For example, if I click at a point on the screen of the actual device, the click will also occur in the equivalent position of the display of the virtual device.
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It is possible to use a real Android device to control the Android emulator?
For example, if I click at a point on the screen of the actual device, the click will also occur in the equivalent position of the display of the virtual device.
Possible? probably somehow. Feasible? not really. AFAIK you’d have to develop the entire system to make that work yourself.
You’d have to handle the communication (USB or bluetooth maybe?) with an app that you write.
Then you’d prolly have to change the firmware that runs the Emulator to allow for injecting your own touch events from the “listener” app that you’ll also have to make and run on the emulator.