Tah: Open Source BLE Arduino-compatible Board

https://www.crowdsupply.com/revealing-hour/tah-open-ble-arduino-board

by estrom • 12 years ago

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phunge• 12 years ago

Also worth investigating for BLE: BLEduino, McThing. I keep a list, but haven't been checking back on those campaigns. Oh and Intel Edison too.

howardbeware2• 12 years ago

I saw this on Instructables' FB page this morning and was reminded of some similar open source BLE efforts. Some of the notable ones are:

Tah: BLE central role AND periperal role AND iBeacon; USB HID via male USB and programmable over USB, 12 analog inputs, 7 PWM outputs, 20 digital I/O; https://www.crowdsupply.com/revealing-hour/tah-open-ble-ardu...

BLEduino: BLE peripheral role only; USB HID via micro-USB; 9 analog inputs, 6 PWM outputs, 20 digital I/O; http://bleduino.cc/

Blend: BLE peripheral role only; USB HID via micro-USB; 10 analog inputs, 6 PWM outputs, 17 digital I/O; http://redbearlab.com/blend/

Bean: BLE peripheral role only; no USB; 2 analog inputs, 4 PWM outputs, 8 digital I/O; http://punchthrough.com/bean

As for pricing, they all seemed about the same, $30-$50, but it was hard to tell because some of them included free shipping (e.g. Tah) and some didn't.

nyccentralpark• 12 years ago

Seems like they have quite a few apps on GitHub https://github.com/tah-io/iOS Interesting. Most others (spark, bleduino, light blue bean) have just one app to control the pins and that's about it

howardbeware2• 12 years ago

Nice. Providing actual app code is really helpful. Android coming soon, apparently.

Tah: Open Source BLE Arduino-compatible Board

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