Hi Emre,
Based on my understanding MATLAB itself does not directly support creating standalone mobile applications. However, you can indeed create a MATLAB app using App Designer and then integrate it into a mobile application using a few workaround methods. Here's a general approach to how you can achieve this:Steps to Integrate MATLAB Apps into Mobile Applications
- Create the MATLAB App:
- Use MATLAB App Designer to create your app. This can be a GUI application that performs computations, visualizations, or any other functionality you need.
2. Compile the MATLAB App:
- Use MATLAB Compiler or MATLAB Compiler SDK to compile your app into a standalone executable or a shared library. This will allow you to run MATLAB code outside of the MATLAB environment.
3. Integrate with Mobile App:
- Depending on your mobile app technology (Java, Kotlin, React Native, etc.), you can integrate the compiled MATLAB code. Here are a few ways to do this:
- Java/Kotlin (Android): Use MATLAB Compiler SDK to create a Java package from your MATLAB code. You can then call this package from your Android app.
- React Native or Other Frameworks: Create a backend service using the compiled MATLAB code, which your mobile app can interact with. This could be a RESTful API that your app calls to perform computations and return results.
- Web Integration: Host your MATLAB app on MATLAB Web App Server or a similar service. Your mobile app can then access the MATLAB app through a web interface.
I hope it helps!