I'm going through these CPB tutorials in sequential order, so I don't know if this is already covered, but what is the best way to send this data wirelessly via bluetooth to another device like a server for processing?
Hi! If you scroll down you’ll see several tutorials on Bluefruit. Those use Bluetooth in CircuitPython. I’ve never sent to a server, only to other devices and also set up devices to receive from the Bluefruit Apps, but the setup should be the same. Adafruit Discord has some awesome people offering advice if you get stuck or have questions. I always go there when I need help. Cheers!
Also note that the later tutorials on the Raspberry Pi Pico W have several involving WiFi. Those may be an even better fit than Bluetooth. The pico W runs circuit Python, has WiFi, and is only about $7 with headers responded. There not yet a pico 2 w but there will be. About the same price. The Adafruit IO service has a free tier that works great for relaying sent/received data. You’ll find lots of tutorials further in the playlist that demo how this is done. Cheers!
I'm going through these CPB tutorials in sequential order, so I don't know if this is already covered, but what is the best way to send this data wirelessly via bluetooth to another device like a server for processing?
Hi! If you scroll down you’ll see several tutorials on Bluefruit. Those use Bluetooth in CircuitPython. I’ve never sent to a server, only to other devices and also set up devices to receive from the Bluefruit Apps, but the setup should be the same. Adafruit Discord has some awesome people offering advice if you get stuck or have questions. I always go there when I need help. Cheers!
Also note that the later tutorials on the Raspberry Pi Pico W have several involving WiFi. Those may be an even better fit than Bluetooth. The pico W runs circuit Python, has WiFi, and is only about $7 with headers responded. There not yet a pico 2 w but there will be. About the same price. The Adafruit IO service has a free tier that works great for relaying sent/received data. You’ll find lots of tutorials further in the playlist that demo how this is done. Cheers!