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0 sats \ 2 replies \ @SpaceHodler 10 Jan \ on: Meet Ruuvi, an open source bluetooth sensor (temp, humidity, and more) opensource
I own an H10.
Will check out the sensor. It looks like it uses BlueTooth. It would be a col exercise to write some code for my server (running Bitcoin Core) to connect to it via BT and expose that via a web interface so I could access the readings from anywhere in the world.
Yes, it is a bluetooth device.
They have many repositories in their github account, including the source for the apk, but also they have the code for the web interface as well.
They provide a gateway service, but as far as I can tell, you should be able to run it all on your own network using their source code.
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There is a gateway from ruuvi which you can use to do that. Obviously a little more expensive.
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