Bluetooth? #14
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I noticed in your video that one of your glove prototypes looked like it was wireless. Also, it looks like you are using the Adafruit Feather nRF52840 Express which has built-in bluetooth. If so, could you point me to where in your Github site you have your sync code? |
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Hi, We're indeed using the built-in Bluetooth on the Feather nRF52840. Our code is inspired on the Google Audio-to-tactile project. The Bluetooth support in the firmware of the device is handled here: VHP-Vibro-Glove2/src/BleComm.hpp This allows the device to be controlled from a browser with BLE enabled, typically from a mobile device. The client can be found webui/f2heal_webui_v2.html Hope this clarifies, but don't hesitate if anything is unclear or further questions would arise. |
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Thanks for your response. Yours is the only wireless audio exciter design I have come across. This is really top notch work. |
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The actuators for both hands are connected to the device by wire, hence no risk for delay. |
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Hi,
We're indeed using the built-in Bluetooth on the Feather nRF52840. Our code is inspired on the Google Audio-to-tactile project.
The Bluetooth support in the firmware of the device is handled here: VHP-Vibro-Glove2/src/BleComm.hpp
This allows the device to be controlled from a browser with BLE enabled, typically from a mobile device. The client can be found webui/f2heal_webui_v2.html
Hope this clarifies, but don't hesitate if anything is unclear or further questions would arise.