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Arduino bootloader with Bluetooth support

A bootloader with support for updating applications on Arduino platforms using Bluetooth Low Energy and UART

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Using this bootloader, Arduino boards with support for Bluetooth Low Energy can be updated with new software over the air. Boards with or without support for BLE can also be updated using UART. This is based on optiboot, which was introduced on hackaday in 2010.
  • 1 × Arduino UNO Arduino board
  • 1 × RedBearLab BLE Shield Bluetooth Low Energy shield

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StarDestroyer wrote 08/06/2014 at 08:35 • point
If you create an product based on Arduino, you will be able to update the firmware for this product on the field from your iPhone or Android app. You can push new features to a product that has already shipped or issue bug fixes for it.

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jlbrian7 wrote 08/05/2014 at 22:10 • point
It sounds like a good idea but how will it benefit me?

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