Introducing the Kotlin Bridge and Sentinel SDK!

In the last few months, we’ve released several SDKs, from the Bluetooth version to make all your Bluetooth apps better, to dAche, dApper and dApploy. But this time, we’re putting out an SDK that takes you even closer to XYO, the location network of the future.

Introducing the Kotlin Bridge and Sentinel SDK — the first of three SDKs you’ll see from us in the upcoming months. On deck? Node.js and C!

This Bridge and Sentinel SDK allows you to create a history of your interactions in the XYO Network. In fact, in the words our hard-working, genius Blockchain Developer, Carter “Big Head” Harrison, who is the exact opposite of the same-named character in the show Silicon Valley, this SDK not only works on all devices that run Java, it allows you to create your own origin chain.

If you need a refresher on what all this means, read the Network Implementation Yellow Paper and watch the video by our resident Data Scientist, Erik Saberski.

But you’ll get the best information on the Kotlin Bridge and Sentinel SDK from the creator himself, Carter. Check out his video below for the details, and get this SDK from our Github!