Reverse engineer a BLE & WiFi smart light and its control panel -- 2
Budget: €250 – €750 EUR
I need you to help me in reverse engineering a smart light and its control panel. The light is called Pesetech Skylight and the control panel is called Pesetech Smart Pad. You can find the links on google. The two smart devices are connected to the smartphone/tablet via WiFi and BLE and can communicate also between themselves. The app that controls the two apps is the following: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lepu.smart
What I need as a deliverable is a way to connect a Linux computer to the smart device (either the Smart Pad or the Skylight) over BLE or WiFi and be able to control them somehow.
At this link you can see what are my findings and my analysis of said devices, it's a starting point. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/579060
I can also provide the source code of the app that has been reverse engineered.
As tools, you will be provided with 24/7 Anydesk remote access to a Windows 10 computer, connected (through Vysor) to an Android 10 tablet that is connected via WiFi and BLE to the smart devices. With such tools, you will be able to control remotely the devices connected to the smart devices.
I have purchased a nRF52840 MDK USB Dongle, which can be helpful in sniffing packets exchanged between devices. It will be connected to the computer to which you will have access.
Contact me for further information.
What I need as a deliverable is a way to connect a Linux computer to the smart device (either the Smart Pad or the Skylight) over BLE or WiFi and be able to control them somehow.
At this link you can see what are my findings and my analysis of said devices, it's a starting point. https://community.home-assistant.io/t/579060
I can also provide the source code of the app that has been reverse engineered.
As tools, you will be provided with 24/7 Anydesk remote access to a Windows 10 computer, connected (through Vysor) to an Android 10 tablet that is connected via WiFi and BLE to the smart devices. With such tools, you will be able to control remotely the devices connected to the smart devices.
I have purchased a nRF52840 MDK USB Dongle, which can be helpful in sniffing packets exchanged between devices. It will be connected to the computer to which you will have access.
Contact me for further information.