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    Bluetooth to LORA

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      cbourne
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      Hi,

      I have a Bluetooth device that emits a fairly simply data stream - basically battery charge status and a couple of other metrics.

      I would like to capture this data and emit it via the devices LORA or even LTE network.

      Is this type of thing possible using these devices?

      Regards

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        Eric73 @cbourne
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        @cbourne Hello, my application currently running on a LoPy4 is to collect Temperature,hygrometer,battery level value from several bluetooth BLE sensor (xiaomi) and to send all value via Sigfox, so basically, if your sensor is BLE i can confirm it's work (Sigfox or LoraWan using same radio component in different way). BUT please note that according to pycom documentation "Currently, only basic BLE functionality is available", if your sensor is not low energy this will not work in your case. If you need to connect to your sensor to do some GATT request/service my answer is no more affirmative as i dont do that.

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