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The Thingy:53 is a bleeding edge IoT prototyping platform featuring the flagship nRF5340 dual-core Wireless SoC. It also contains several sensors and a rechargeable Li-Po battery, making it an excellent…

If you are a human, as opposed to a microcontroller, you might want an easy and intuitive way to read out data from your application. Adding a small OLED display to your project is a simple solution for…

Introduction Storing data is important for analysis and displaying information. Since device messages are stored on the nRF Cloud for 30 days, you have to forward them to another database if you want to…

This is part 3 of the series Building a Bluetooth application on nRF Connect SDK You can find other parts here: Part 1 - Peripheral Role. Part 2 - Central Role. In Part 1 we covered the generic architecture…

Purpose The purpose of this guide is to demonstrate the use of Bluetooth Shell.  Bluetooth Shell (BT Shell) is a command-line shell application that runs over the UART.  It allows one to manually type in…

Out of the box, the examples in the nRF Connect SDK are configured for ease of use, functionality, and debugging; they are not generally configured for optimal memory utilization. Some of the examples…

This tutorial is aimed at implementing the nRF Desktop application on the nRF52840 Development Kit (DK) using the nRF Connect SDK, thereby allowing it to work either as a gaming mouse, keyboard, or dongle…

This guide will show you, step by step, how to add Device Firmware Update (DFU) support to your application using the nRF Connect SDK. First it will demonstrate how to add BLE DFU support to the Peripheral…

Does your build fail today, even though it worked fine yesterday? Are you able to build your project on another computer, but not the one you need to use now? Here are eight things you can try to fix these…