android3dblendermouse | 2 week sprint to create a proof of concept

Get blender and setup PySerial. So the first thing is you have to go download blender. From there, look in the blender_files folder, you will find a folder called serial. This is PySerial for python v3, windows x64. If you have X86 machine, google on how to download pyserial. Copy the serial folder to \blender-2.77-windows64\2.77\python\lib\site-packages. Thats all to it. Put together your serial boards together. They're fairly easy to put together. Power -> Power, Gnd -> Gnd, TXD -> RXD, RXD -> TXD. Make sure you set the PL2303 to 3 volt jumper, not 5. The HC-05 board will get power from PL2303, but it only needs 3v. Once plugged in and drivers install (windows10 self installed the drivers). Go to device manager and find what COM port the PL2303 is using. Use Android studio and compile the app. Now you put everything together. Run blender, open up serial_mouse5.blend in the blender_files folder. (5 stands for 5th attempt, pita to figure it all out but fun). In blender, in the Text Editor area, click run script. This will create a new UI Panel that you can access in the Tools panel, SMouse. All you need to do is change the port to COM then a number of what the PL2303 is using. The Baud can be left alone. All you have to do is press connect and it will create a thread that connects and listens for serial data coming for the COM port. It'll also create a timer modal loop that works as a handler for the thread to push back some commands that need to be run in the UI thread because blender has this context thing that the thread can't use. You can see the debug text I'm outputing in the console. Just go to Window Menu, click "toggle system console" to see it. On your android device, Pair up to the HC-05 board. The default code should be 1234. Turn on the 3d mouse app, click on the paired device and it should auto connect. From there you should be in control of blender. I know, this is kind of a complex setup.
Get blender and setup PySerial. So the first thing is you have to go download blender. From there, look in the blender_files folder, you will find a folder called serial. This is PySerial for python v3, windows x64. If you have X86 machine, google on how to download pyserial. Copy the serial folder to \blender-2.77-windows64\2.77\python\lib\site-packages. Thats all to it.
Put together your serial boards together. They're fairly easy to put together. Power -> Power, Gnd -> Gnd, TXD -> RXD, RXD -> TXD. Make sure you set the PL2303 to 3 volt jumper, not 5. The HC-05 board will get power from PL2303, but it only needs 3v. Once plugged in and drivers install (windows10 self installed the drivers). Go to device manager and find what COM port the PL2303 is using.
Use Android studio and compile the app.
Now you put everything together. Run blender, open up serial_mouse5.blend in the blender_files folder. (5 stands for 5th attempt, pita to figure it all out but fun). In blender, in the Text Editor area, click run script. This will create a new UI Panel that you can access in the Tools panel, SMouse. All you need to do is change the port to COM then a number of what the PL2303 is using. The Baud can be left alone. All you have to do is press connect and it will create a thread that connects and listens for serial data coming for the COM port. It'll also create a timer modal loop that works as a handler for the thread to push back some commands that need to be run in the UI thread because blender has this context thing that the thread can't use. You can see the debug text I'm outputing in the console. Just go to Window Menu, click "toggle system console" to see it
On your android device, Pair up to the HC-05 board. The default code should be 1234. Turn on the 3d mouse app, click on the paired device and it should auto connect. From there you should be in control of blender.