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Well, you need a frame converter that sends it to an IP address/DNS server, and on the receiving side something that receives that packet on a specific port and
by trklausss 2y ago
Well, you need a frame converter that sends it to an IP address/DNS server, and on the receiving side something that receives that packet on a specific port and translates it to a BT command.
I would say the most complicated part would be the TCP/IP stack, and binding/publishing your address, but if you are running something with Embedded Linux it is doable :)
- mtucker502 2y agoESPHome has this feature (called btproxy). It works well with BTLE devices. I use it for remote temperature sensors and a few other IoT btle devices. https://esphome.io/components/bluetooth_proxy.html https://esphome.io/components/bluetooth_proxy.html
- g1sm 2y agoThis seems to be specific to Home Assistant: > Note that while this component is named bluetooth_proxy, only BLE devices (and their Home Assistant integrations) are supported. One specific use-case I have in mind is controlling a Chromecast over the internet. So a smartphone should have its bluetooth signal relayed over an IP network. I haven’t found anything that would allow me to do that yet.
- sciencesama 2y agoHp had a wifi mouse !! https://www.techspot.com/review/420-hp-wifi-mouse/ https://www.techspot.com/review/420-hp-wifi-mouse/