But if @Wilberforce can see it on Rasp Pi with Node.js, would that be the case?
It looks like the code he posted just sits there scanning all the time - so it's like doing a really long findDevices or using setScan.
I'd come across Tilt before. It's a really cool little device, and it's really nice how they're just using a 100% off the shelf 'Lightblue Bean' board inside. I imagine you could do something extremely similar with an Espruino and accelerometer board.
I was going to do a video about doing bubble counting with Espruino and logging to Google Sheets with Espruino WiFi - turns out it's stupidly easy to get one of those cheap microphone modules and then shove the end of it in an airlock to listen for the 'blobble'. Not that it's particularly accurate or useful, but you do end up with a nice graph :)
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
It looks like the code he posted just sits there scanning all the time - so it's like doing a really long
findDevices
or usingsetScan
.I'd come across Tilt before. It's a really cool little device, and it's really nice how they're just using a 100% off the shelf 'Lightblue Bean' board inside. I imagine you could do something extremely similar with an Espruino and accelerometer board.
I was going to do a video about doing bubble counting with Espruino and logging to Google Sheets with Espruino WiFi - turns out it's stupidly easy to get one of those cheap microphone modules and then shove the end of it in an airlock to listen for the 'blobble'. Not that it's particularly accurate or useful, but you do end up with a nice graph :)