How to communicate P2P between iPhone and Android

I'd like to communicate with each other using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth instead of using an access pointer like FireChat, but what kind of technology is used?
I read the article that iPhone can communicate with each other using ios7's Multi-Peer Connectivity Framework, but I can't use the Multi-Peer Connectivity Framework when communicating with Android and iPhone.
Also, is it possible to communicate with P2P not with each other but with mbed equipped with iPhone and Wi-Fi?
I would appreciate it if you could tell me what kind of technology I should use.

swift ios android

2022-09-30 21:19

2 Answers

I was interested, so I looked it up briefly and found a library called underdark.
http://underdark.io/

I heard that it is a library for P2P communication of Android-iOS under the same Wi-Fi.(I haven't seen much detail, so it might be wrong.)
Well, if I can connect to the same Wi-Fi and browse to the local IP address, I think I can communicate.

2022-09-30 21:19

In the same way, when I was researching P2P between iOS and Android, I found something called p2pkit.

http://p2pkit.io/

After reading the FAQ carefully, it seems that nearby terminals can communicate lightly with each other, but up to 440 bytes is not p2p, but through the server.

http://p2pkit.io/developer/support/faq/

2022-09-30 21:19

If you have any answers or tips

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