I need an Android application that can discover, pair with, and reliably pull readings from a Bluetooth glucose meter. The core requirement is a clean, stable Bluetooth Low-Energy connection to the device, followed by real-time capture of glucose data and display on-screen. Once a reading is received, the value should be shown in a simple, user-friendly interface and retained locally so the user can review their historical data without an internet connection. If it helps development, you may store the data in Room or another lightweight on-device database; the choice is yours as long as it remains within standard Android best practices. Deliverables: • Full Android Studio project (Java or Kotlin) ready to compile. • Code that handles scanning, pairing, and secure data transfer with the glucose meter. • A minimal UI that lists the most recent reading and a basic history view. • Clear build/run instructions and a short note explaining any third-party libraries used. I’m open to suggestions on the most efficient BLE approach, provided the final APK runs smoothly on Android 10+.