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emo on October 4, 2023, 9:29 am
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Vadim on October 4, 2023, 8:55 am
@emmanuel-fernandez
Very cool! Interesting project!
What was used to connect the program via bluetooth?
Hi @Vadim,
It has a function in vbscript to extract the macAdress from the bluetooth device and a small program in python, compiled with pyinstaler and embedded in VisualNeo Win that uses the bleak library to which it passes the macAdress and the file.txt as arguments where to save the reading of the heart rate so that visualneo win can then display and interpret the data. The library to display the graph is asLineChart used in dynamic mode.
I did this little test when I remembered that years ago they asked me for something similar to see the heart rate of some musicians in real time on a screen while they were playing a melody. At that time I did the project in Unity3D and with one of the first watches that incorporated the sensor to read the heart rate.
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Vadim on October 4, 2023, 8:55 am
@emmanuel-fernandez
Very cool! Interesting project!
What was used to connect the program via bluetooth?
Hi @Vadim,
It has a function in vbscript to extract the macAdress from the bluetooth device and a small program in python, compiled with pyinstaler and embedded in VisualNeo Win that uses the bleak library to which it passes the macAdress and the file.txt as arguments where to save the reading of the heart rate so that visualneo win can then display and interpret the data. The library to display the graph is asLineChart used in dynamic mode.
I did this little test when I remembered that years ago they asked me for something similar to see the heart rate of some musicians in real time on a screen while they were playing a melody. At that time I did the project in Unity3D and with one of the first watches that incorporated the sensor to read the heart rate.
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