Yes, it is definitely possible to use both IoT and Flutter for your capstone project. Flutter is a versatile framework that allows you to build cross-platform mobile applications with a single codebase. You can use Flutter to develop the main app for your capstone, which can communicate with the IoT devices and display real-time data or control them.
For the admin panel, you can consider developing a separate web application using a framework like React, Angular, or Vue.js. This web application can provide an interface for managing and monitoring the IoT devices and their data. You can connect the admin panel to your IoT devices using APIs or other communication protocols.
Using Flutter for the main app and a web-based admin panel for the backend is a good approach as it allows you to leverage the power of Flutter's rich UI capabilities for the mobile app while providing a flexible and accessible interface for managing the IoT devices through the web.
However, if you are more comfortable with basic Android development and do not have the time or resources to learn web development, you can stick with basic Android development for both the main app and the admin panel. It ultimately depends on your team's skills, project requirements, and time constraints.
