Projects

amora

Amora (a mobile remote assistant) is a client/server application that enables you to control the linux desktop using your cellphone. It uses bluetooth to send mouse and keyboard events to the graphical session. With it, you can control your slides in OpenOffice, movies or any other application. ... [More] Amora also has a screenshot feature, where you can see the thumbnail in the cellphone screen of currently in focus window in the desktop. [Less]

gnome-bluetooth

gnome-bluetooth is an application to manage bluetooth adapters, devices, and connections in the GNOME Desktop.

gnome-user-share

gnome-user-share shares files over Webdav and http, the shares are pusblished over the local network using Avahi (an open-source implementation of Apple's Bonjour). It supports also ObexFTP and ObexPush for downloading and pushing files from Bluetooth devices.

remoko

OpenMoko Remote ControllerOpenMoko remote controller is a SoC 08 project, that aims to write a application that can make OpenMoko-powered devices appear to be a mixed Bluetooth keyboard-and-mouse device.

bloit

Bloit is a bluetooth exploitation kit that is designed to mangle with bluetooth packages at it's lowest level in a very easy fashion. It's being designed mainly as a library so people can easy corporate in into there own applications.

obex-phonebook-pce

Project of: Google Summer Of Code 2008 (BlueZ) The Phonebook Client (PCE) runs in devices that retrieves phone book objects from de Server Equipment. This client. It is based on a Cliente-Server interaction model where the Client device pulls phone book objects from the Server device. The PCE to ... [More] access the list of phonebook entries stored in the PSE, download one or several phonebook entries or access the call histories. By: Larry de Oliveira Lira Jr. [Less]

bluez-python

bluez-python - A BlueZ python binding on top of dbus-python Requirements In order to use bluez-python you need following software packages: - Python 2.5 or later - Linux Bluetooth protocol stack (BlueZ) - Python bindings for D-Bus (dbus-python) Installation From a command shell: # ... [More] python setup.py install Notes - Only supports BlueZ4 API - Checking the doc directory in the BlueZ source package is always a good idea. Contact Li Dongyang For additional information, check the page on the BlueZ wiki: http://wiki.bluez.org/wiki/bluez-python an example on discovering devices: #!/usr/bin/env python import bluez import gobject def device_found(address, properties): print "[ " + address + " ]" for key in properties.keys(): value = properties[key] if (key == "Class"): print " %s = 0x%06x" % (key, value) else: print " %s = %s" % (key, value) manager = bluez.Manager('gobject') adapter = manager.DefaultAdapter() adapter.HandleSignal(device_found, 'DeviceFound') adapter.StartDiscovery() mainloop = gobject.MainLoop() try: mainloop.run() except KeyboardInterrupt: mainloop.quit()and another example on pairing a device: #!/usr/bin/env python import sys import bluez import gobject def reply_device(device): print device.GetProperties() # print the device's properties on success def reply_error(error): raise error manager = bluez.Manager('gobject') adapter = manager.DefaultAdapter() agent = manager.CreateAgent() # use the build-in simple-agent to get a PIN mainloop = gobject.MainLoop() adapter.CreatePairedDevice(sys.argv[1], agent, 'DisplayYesNo', reply_handler=reply_device, error_handler=reply_error) try: mainloop.run() except KeyboardInterrupt: mainloop.quit() [Less]

SBC library

Bluetooth low-complexity, subband codec (SBC) library

btam

A system to manage multiple Bluetooth-based marketing campaigns (placecasting) that allows to send any supported file (images, text, music) to near Bluetooth devices. It includes a daemon that runs in the background and provides a D-Bus service to allow the development of different frontends ... [More] (actually a Qt gui is included). It depends, at least, on: dbus-1 bluez 3.18 qt 4.3 obexftp 0.19 This software is still considered in Alpha state, it's only available through SVN [Less]

bluez-pulseaudio

Pulseaudio is a networked sound server, for both POSIX and Win32 systems. It acts like a proxy for sound applications. With it is possible to do software mixing of different audio streams (even if they are on different machines), transfer an audio stream between different machines over the network ... [More] , change the sample format or channel count, among other things. The benefit of integrating the Bluetooth Audio service into pulseaudio is that will be possible to make connections between the bluetooth audio streams and other audio streams on the computer. In example, it would be possible to have two people, each one with one bluetooth headset (or one bluetooth and one wired headset), talking on the same record channel of a VoIP application, mixing the two audio streams coming from the headsets into one that goes into the VoIP application. In addition, would be also possible to have pulseAudio to control your bluetooth audio streams, lowering the volume of your (bluetooth or not) speakers and activating your headset when you receive a call on your VoIP system. [Less]