MicroBleMobile - micro:bit BLE Interface for Android

MicroBleMobile is an interface adapter between Android mobile phone and micro:bit using BLE (Bluetooth low energy). This adapter allows you easy to add the micro:bit to your game as a gamepad. To use an accelerometer or LED screen present onboard the micro:bit, you write code in purchased assets into the micro:bit and create your game by referencing sample code in purchased assets. You can use the x, y, and z acceleration data or LED screen data in your game.

Features:
- The package includes the micro:bit code that obtains x, y, and z acceleration data from the micro:bit. You write this code to the micro:bit using Arduino IDE.
- Receive accelerometer data from the micro:bit and transfer float 4-byte x, y, and z acceleration data to Unity worked at Android mobile phone using BLE(Bluetooth low energy).
- The package also includes the micro:bit code that receives LED screen ON/OFF data at the micro:bit. You write this code to the micro:bit using Arduino IDE.
- Transfer 3-byte data from Unity worked at Android mobile phone using BLE (Bluetooth low energy) and send LED screen data to the micro:bit.
- The package includes the Unity 3D object ‘tumbler’ for the accelerometer and Button for the LED screen. The Unity sample script also describes how to receive the acceleration data from micro:bit and send the LED screen data to the micro:bit.
- Refer to MicroBleMobile Quick Start to know how to set up the MicroBleMobile in detail.

Requirements:
- Unity 2020.3 or newer
- micro:bit
- Android mobile phone (Android 7.0 Nougat or higher)
- Building and running games for Android for detail, refer to Building games for Android.
- Arduino IDE for detail, refer to Arduino IDE for MicroBle to know how to set up the development environment.

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