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nRF Machine Learning application bluetooth service to transmit recognized gestures

Haroldo

How can i use the nRFConnect to read recognized gestures (idle, updown, rotate and tap) from the machine_learning application? 

Tried to do this, but no services broadcast the outputs.

Only data_forwarder mode transmits data through Nordic UART TX service.

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    Hey Haraldo! Sorry about the delay.

    Only data_forwarder mode transmits data through Nordic UART TX service.

    That seems in line with what the machine learning application is supposed to transmit. If you are wondering about where you can see what gesture was identified by the model, that should be displayed on the LEDs. For more info about this see here.

    Best regards,

    Elfving

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    Yes, I was able to identify the movements by the leds, but I would like to know if this application has the services to transmit the movements via bluetooth.

  • +1 in reply to Haroldo

    By default, I dont think it does. However, that can be fixed by adding your own to service to the code, or look into the service for the "data forwarding mode" and add it to that. I also think you'd benefit by looking into how it is services are implemented in our various examples.

    I should also mention that due to the holidays you might have to expect both limited help and slower responses on DevZone.

    Best regards,

    Elfving

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  • +1 in reply to Haroldo

    By default, I dont think it does. However, that can be fixed by adding your own to service to the code, or look into the service for the "data forwarding mode" and add it to that. I also think you'd benefit by looking into how it is services are implemented in our various examples.

    I should also mention that due to the holidays you might have to expect both limited help and slower responses on DevZone.

    Best regards,

    Elfving

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