Bluetooth device database - Revision history

Sebastian Kuhlen at 22:37, 29 December 2025

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 |Not all sensors supported due to missing documentation. However, phyphox is explicitly supported by manufacturer and additional experiments can be found on their site. [https://www.thepocketlab.com/educators/article/use-data-collecting-app-phyphox-external-sensors-pocketlab]
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-|If the device advertises the BLE Heart Rate Service, phyphox can use it.
+|If the device advertises the BLE Heart Rate Service, phyphox can use it. See [[Polar H9 or H10 (Bluetooth Heart Rate Service)]] for a more advanced version.
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 |Generic HID mouse

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 |Not all sensors supported due to missing documentation. However, phyphox is explicitly supported by manufacturer and additional experiments can be found on their site. [https://www.thepocketlab.com/educators/article/use-data-collecting-app-phyphox-external-sensors-pocketlab]
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 |Sensirion Smart Humigadget

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 |This only works on Android as iOS devices filter the HID service. Make sure that the mouse uses BLE, many Bluetooth mice use calssic Bluetooth. You may need to move it while scanning and you probably need to tell Android to not use the mouse as a HID device (in the system settings). Otherwise phyphox might see it but not receive any data.
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 |[[MbientLab MetaWear (MetaMotionR)]]

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-|[[Texas Instruments SensorTag]]
+|[[Texas Instruments SensorTag CC2650/CC1350 STK]]
 |Sensorbox
 |<span style="background-color:green;color:white;width:5em;display:inline-block;text-align:center">direct</span>
 |Note: The CC2650STK will be discontinued by TI and replaced by CC1350STK.
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 |Vernier Go Direct

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	An example on how to integrate your own sensors can be found on the page on [[Micro-controller based sensors]].		An example on how to integrate your own sensors can be found on the page on [[Micro-controller based sensors]].

−	If you want to integrate your Arduino or ESP32 project with phyphox, the easiest approach ist our [[Arduino library]].	+	'''If you want to integrate your Arduino or ESP32 project with phyphox, the easiest approach ist our [[Arduino library]].'''

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−	An example on how to integrate your own sensors ~~(for example Arduino-based)~~ can be found on the page on [[Micro-controller based sensors]].	+	An example on how to integrate your own sensors can be found on the page on [[Micro-controller based sensors]].
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		+	If you want to integrate your Arduino or ESP32 project with phyphox, the easiest approach ist our [[Arduino library]].

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 |Compatible to the BBC Microbit. Suitable configuration depends on program on the Microbit. See [[BBC:Microbit / Calliope|separate page]] for examples.
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 |Generic heart rate sensors