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Bluetooth based PIR motion detecting application using STM32 board
1. Introduction In this project, we will use a PIR sensor to detect motion. Once motion is detected, it will trigger an interrupt and the BleuIO dongle connected to the board will advertise for 25 seconds. You can expand the project based on your needs further. A PIR (passive infrared) Sensor is... Read More
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