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I never tried web bluetooth on a phone as client. I imagine the phone would have to make itself discoverable. As a hardware it should be capable. I am guessing you need to run some client side app or enable setting.
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yeah, just figured out unfortunately this wont work "out of the box" (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55018232/web-bluetooth-cannot-detect-my-mobile-phone-galaxy-note-9)... for me the solution running a client side app could only work if the app provides gyro data of the smartphone - so far I couldnt find any on the app store, and I am not capable of writing one, therefore I would need to order a puck.js with no prior testing...
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@kri100s ...as for testing with my phone: spend the last 3hrs trying to setup a first connection but my samsung galaxy s8 is not being discovered by Web Bluetooth API so far, was not able to find any similar problems on the web for the same setup / I even tried pairing my phone to my laptop... no use... tried this: https://googlechrome.github.io/samples/web-bluetooth/device-info.html?allDevices=true and other examples as well...