aidlearning/aidlearning-framework

AidLux (originally called AidLearning) is an app for Android and HarmonyOS phones and tablets that installs a full Linux environment alongside the regular Android system, without needing to replace or dual-boot the device. Once installed, you get an Ubuntu desktop, a Python code editor, a terminal, and a set of AI development tools all running on your phone. The core idea is that you can write, test, and run AI code on the device in your pocket rather than needing a separate computer. The platform is aimed at people who want to do AI development or IoT projects using ARM-based Android hardware. It can use the phone's CPU, GPU, and neural processing chip together for running AI models locally, including large language models like Qwen3 and Deepseek, vision models, and robotics frameworks like ROS2. The README lists support for around 500 edge AI models that can be run and quantized directly on the device. The built-in code editor, called AidCode, supports Python syntax highlighting and has a one-tap run button that executes scripts immediately. There is also a terminal called AidTerminal that works like a standard Linux shell, with a custom touch bar at the bottom to make keyboard shortcuts easier on touchscreens. An app center lets you install Linux software such as VSCode or Firefox alongside Android apps, all accessible from the same desktop. For sharing files between the phone and a computer, the README describes using AidDesktop through a browser or the scp command. Files need to go into the /home/aidlux directory to be accessible within the Linux environment. The platform runs on Android 7.0 or later and requires a 64-bit ARM device, with Xiaomi, Huawei, and Samsung flagships listed as recommended hardware. The project is available on Chinese app stores (Huawei, Lenovo, Xiaomi) and as a direct APK download. The README is written primarily in Chinese with a link to an English version.