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ST BLE Sensor Classic スクリーンショット

iPad

iPhone

About ST BLE Sensor Classic

The ST BLE Sensor Classic application is used in conjunction with an ST development board and firmware compatible with the BlueST protocol to give you access to all the sensor data, which you can log to different cloud providers, and to update the board firmware directly from a mobile device via the Bluetooth® Low Energy protocol.

After discovery ST development board, the app shows you a list of available demos and you can navigate through them to discover the functionalities of your board. Demos can be related about environmental, cloud, audio, board configuration, machine learning and and many other functionalities.

Cloud side, ST BLE Sensor can communicate with Microsoft Azure IoT Central, Aws IoT and ST Asset Tracking dashboard.

The application is built on top of the BlueST SDK library implementing the BlueST protocol and helps you export the data easily via Bluetooth® Low Energy.

The application also supports firmware library algorithms like motion-sensor data fusion, activity recognition and pedometer functionality.

Both SDK and application source code are freely available at: https://github.com/STMicroelectronics