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Alright people, here is something good.

 

Emmoco has graciously donated a few EDB-BLE kits so that more developers get their hands on it. There is currently support for iDevices and they are almost done with Andorid. If you have an iPad/iPhone, fall in line and tell me why you deserve one.

 

There are the following two rules:

1. This is only open to US residents, as Emmoco still as to clear a few things to ship internationally.

2. You need to have >50 reputation points. If not, I'll still consider you based on your activity in the forum.

 

Please, only apply if you are going to do something for it and not have it sit idle or resell it. We'd like to see the projects you come up with.

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Alright people, here is something good.   Emmoco has graciously donated a few EDB-BLE kits so that more developers get their hands on it. There is currently support for iDevices and they are almost

Just a note, Bluetooth v4 Low Energy mode is not backwards compatible with regular bluetooth v2/3/4.   Here's a wikipedia list of some popular BLE devices http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_low

Currently, I'm working on a MSP430 based Clinometer. It's running from a F5529 with dual OLED. One for roll display, the other for pitch. Right now it's using an ADXL335 and LH303 for orientation. Usi

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Just a note, Bluetooth v4 Low Energy mode is not backwards compatible with regular bluetooth v2/3/4.

 

Here's a wikipedia list of some popular BLE devices

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_low_energy#Other_examples_of_compatible_devices

Mainly Apple's iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd gen & 4th gen), iPad Mini, and the iPhone 5, and some iPod touch.

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I have always wanted to make a bluetooth vitals kit that has a few types of medical sensors like (blood pressure, heart rate, etc). For a freshman engineering course we had to come up with a concept and mine was a low cost low power bluetooth enabled vitals kit that police / military would use. When any of the parameters would become irregular it would send the information to emergency services, medical officers, etc. This combined with GPS coordinates would give a real time overview of where medical services need to be concentrated.

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have to finish current projects....potm, f5510.

This would be a nice kit to get me going on a remote for almost anything or data aquisition for less then safe enviroments.

or my "bar/pub game" that is still in the planning stages

 

but alas I do not have an "iDevice" :( or a compatible bt phone . Oh well maybe when i get my galaxy SIII next year.

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Android in the UK, so I'm out. Which is a shame as I'm currently working on a Stellaris project that includes Bluetooth. (I just checked and none of my devices are BLE anyway. I wasn't aware that it wasn't backwards compatible with standard Bluetooth.)

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Android in the UK, so I'm out. Which is a shame as I'm currently working on a Stellaris project that includes Bluetooth. (I just checked and none of my devices are BLE anyway. I wasn't aware that it wasn't backwards compatible with standard Bluetooth.)

Sorry Fred. I'll still keep you in mind once they are done with the Android framework. They are almost there.

 

I have a iPhone 4s and I want it but I have no reason to want it.. lol.. as in I dont know what I am doing with it if I get it.

 

I will be in L.A. 21st till 3rd so they can send it to my friend's place. haha

PM me your address.

 

have to finish current projects....potm, f5510.

This would be a nice kit to get me going on a remote for almost anything or data aquisition for less then safe enviroments.

or my "bar/pub game" that is still in the planning stages

 

but alas I do not have an "iDevice" :-( or a compatible bt phone . Oh well maybe when i get my galaxy SIII next year.

I'll put you in the waiting list.

 

I have always wanted to make a bluetooth vitals kit that has a few types of medical sensors like (blood pressure, heart rate, etc). For a freshman engineering course we had to come up with a concept and mine was a low cost low power bluetooth enabled vitals kit that police / military would use. When any of the parameters would become irregular it would send the information to emergency services, medical officers, etc. This combined with GPS coordinates would give a real time overview of where medical services need to be concentrated.

Do you have an iPad/iPhone.

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Currently, I'm working on a MSP430 based Clinometer. It's running from a F5529 with dual OLED. One for roll display, the other for pitch. Right now it's using an ADXL335 and LH303 for orientation. Using the Emocco kit would allow reading sensors from any iDevice in my truck. Possibly adding data-logging too. It's not ready for any project contests or to even post pics of yet.

 

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These will be shipped to you in the following few days from Emmoco. Thanks to everyone who participated. Please let us know what you do with it. Thanks to Emmoco too.

<Shipping>
GWDeveloper
RobG
CubeBerg
PentiumPC
SirPatrick

 
<WaitList>
Fred---------Android----UK
JSolarski----Android----US

Just a note, Bluetooth v4 Low Energy mode is not backwards compatible with regular bluetooth v2/3/4.
 
Here's a wikipedia list of some popular BLE devices
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bluetooth_low_energy#Other_examples_of_compatible_devices
Mainly Apple's iPhone 4S, iPad (3rd gen & 4th gen), iPad Mini, and the iPhone 5, and some iPod touch.

Cde.. do you want one?

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