BLE Sensor Data Transfer Protocol
Budget: $750 – $1,500 USD
I want to build a Bluetooth Low Energy solution focused strictly on reliable, low-latency transfer of sensor data. The project covers everything from defining the on-air protocol to proving it works on real hardware.
Here is what I expect at hand-off:
• GATT profile design that matches the sensor data structure
• Firmware or sample code showing the peripheral advertising, connecting and streaming the data packets
• Central-side reference implementation (desktop, mobile or embedded) that receives, parses and verifies the stream
• A brief, clear technical document explaining packet format, connection parameters and any power-saving techniques used, so I can extend the system later
All development should follow current BLE specifications and remain compatible with common chipsets and stacks such as Nordic, ESP32 or TI. End goal: press “build,” flash both ends and immediately watch clean, continuous sensor readings roll in.
Here is what I expect at hand-off:
• GATT profile design that matches the sensor data structure
• Firmware or sample code showing the peripheral advertising, connecting and streaming the data packets
• Central-side reference implementation (desktop, mobile or embedded) that receives, parses and verifies the stream
• A brief, clear technical document explaining packet format, connection parameters and any power-saving techniques used, so I can extend the system later
All development should follow current BLE specifications and remain compatible with common chipsets and stacks such as Nordic, ESP32 or TI. End goal: press “build,” flash both ends and immediately watch clean, continuous sensor readings roll in.