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 can quickly add the micro:bit to your game as a gamepad ― no code required! To use the sensors device (gyro, accelerometer, GPS, etc.) and the display panel (LED, LCD panel, etc.) on the micro:bit, you write code in purchased assets into the micro:bit and create Unity scripts by referencing sample code in purchased assets. Thereby you can use the sensor device data and the display panel data in your game.

Features:

• The package includes the micro:bit code that obtains x, y, and z data generated by the SIN function from the micro:bit. You write this code to the micro:bit using Arduino IDE.
• Read x, y, and z data from the micro:bit, convert x, y, and z data to byte array data type, and transfer that data to Unity by using BLE (Bluetooth low energy).
• The package also includes the micro:bit code that receives numerical data at the micro:bit. You write this code to the micro:bit using Arduino IDE.
• The package includes the Unity 3D object ‘tumbler’ for displaying the x, y, and z and Inputfield / Button for sending numerical to the micro:bit.
• The Unity script example describes how to receive the x, y, and z data from micro:bit and to send the numerical data to micro:bit.
• Refer to ‘MicroBleMobile Quick Start’ for how to set up the MicroBleMobile in detail.
• Refer to ‘MicroBleMobile Design Tips’ to rewrite the micro:bit code and the Unity script example. You can transfer array data up to 64 bytes between Android mobile phone and micro:bit to connect your sensor or display panel to the micro:bit.

Requirements:

• Unity 2022.3 or newer
• Android mobile phone (Android 7.0 Nougat or higher)
• BBC micro:bit Version 1.x ( not work 2.x)
• Building games for Android, for details, refer to ‘Building games for Android’ for how to build and run game objects for Android.
• Android Logcat, for details, refer to ‘Install and Use Android Logcat’ for how to install and use Android Logcat.
• Arduino IDE, for details, refer to ‘Arduino IDE for MicroBle’ for how to set up the development environment.
• Transfer array data up to 64 bytes from Unity to micro:bit and array data up to 64 bytes from micro:bit to Unity by changing the Unity script example and the micro:bit code.

In case of any trouble, contact me by email so I can assist you.