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MySensors over Bluetooth ?

alowhum Plugin Developer last edited by alowhum

Looking at the BLE Nano and the new Bluetooth Arduino devices, I was wondering if the mysensors protocol could run on top of Bluetooth?

Is it a crazy idea? Is it even technically possible? Could it, for example, extract away handling of encryption?
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scalz Hardware Contributor last edited by scalz
technically yes this is possible by using:
- custom BLE msg, depends on payload length, and longer payload can be enabled
- BLE Serial service
but afaik there is no plan for adding and maintaining this for the moment
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alowhum Plugin Developer last edited by

Interesting. Would this automatically secure the communicatin?
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scalz Hardware Contributor last edited by

no. bluetooth is not secured by default. you need to handle this in your ble fw
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