just wondered if anyone is using this?
https://github.com/deusanyjunior/Sensors2PD
It seems to suggest that you can run Pd patches off of an SD card on an Android phone...not sure which wrapper or what or how it works.
I have been using MobMuPlat but this seems like another nice way to get phone sensor data into a patch...maybe more easily even.

I wondered about setting up libpd using the PdCore module from that without too much coding. The program above requires that but not sure if it simply requires it to be installed or if you have to configure it through scripting somehow. This and actually compiling libpd has been a roadblock for me so far as I don't know what I am doing with that and get endless errors...

Any thoughts on this? Just curious if anyone is using it and if so how...

Its last update being eight years ago, and with the Android system having regular updates, I'm a bit sceptical as to if this can actually work in its current state. If all you need to getting your phone's sensors to control a Pd patch, why don't you install some app that sends sensor data over OSC, and control a Pd patch on your computer?

yes, the OSC option is definitely a good one (though I wonder what a good program for this is on android...I have to check if 'control' does this...there is osculator on mac stuff but it is paid...in fact the libpd thread started just before this one (https://forum.pdpatchrepo.info/topic/13969/questions-about-using-lib-pd) is also helpful...

I am interested not so much in grabbing sensor data and sending it to pd on a computer but rather somehow using Pd directly on a mobile platform, and getting sensor data and particular gps data directly in there. There was also a post today on the Pd Forum about webpd being rebuilt, so that could help with that (you will be able to run vanilla Pd in a browser if that happens)

MobMuPlat grabs data from several of these sensors very well already...but you have to deal with the pd patch +java interface with that, and also the limitation of the 32-bit floating point numbers...so I am looking for other options. Especially because of the 32 bit floating point number issue as the GPS values that are interesting to me 6-7 digits long. Hopefully webpd will be 64 bit.