Pokemon Go Plus DIY

The user the youtube shiitakeo a made some interesting videos , but even without free code

koshi.akutsu to translated:

I have read his blog entry. http://qiita.com/shiitakeo/items/059c11fe7d1e211ebb18
He explain how it works. He also knows "in the current official Pokemon Go app still is not set to work with the bluetooth device",
therefore, create custom android app to link and speak to the Niantic API library.
First of all, He created Android app, but also mentioned he will create iOS app in the future . What custom app does,
connect to the device through BLE. and then send / recieve notification(found pokemon, get pokemon, current ongitude latitude, etc ) from the Pokemon Go Server back and forth.

The main function of the app is following two, it's like intermediary device and the server.

Heard that the wristband's release got delayed to September:

http://www.androidauthority.com/pokemon-go-plus-delayed-706152/

Update sketch with test of battery level and added instructions in hackaday.io

I welcome your comments, thanks

I have initiated a proof of concept with Arduino Micro and BLE of Adafruit, you can find it in the repository of the project

https://github.com/sabas1080/PokemonGODIY

I have used the library BLE Peripheral of Sandeep Mistry

https://github.com/sandeepmistry/arduino-BLEPeripheral (available in Manage Library of Arduino)

Also I have used the Arduino Micro because Arduino UNO have low memory for this project, for the moment I 've only added services and characteristic of Pokemon Go Plus.

Welcome you help and comments

The people of applidium have written a blog post about reverse engineering the Pokemon GO app

Unbundling Pokemon Go

Thanks JuanSaito

ajlitt to found the FCC ID and information

https://fccid.io/BKEP

Thanks to ajlitt

"As of July 2016, the compatibility of the accessory Pokémon GO Plus with smartphones using the Android operating system is phase development ."

source: https://nos.nintendo-europe.com/products/pokemon-go-plus-175?locale=es_ES

The 16-bit service UUID 0xfef5 is owned by Dialog Semiconductor (see https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/assigned-numbers/16-bit-uuids-for-members).

source: https://github.com/numinit/porygon/issues/5#issuecomment-232358339

Excelent Repo with SDK in LUA

https://github.com/numinit/porygon

Review the wiki and information protocol

The Pokémon Go Plus (codenamed "Sfida") is a battery-powered Bluetooth LE bracelet.

In this repository they have decompiled APK Pokemon Go

https://github.com/Superviral/PokemonGO-Decompiled