Can a GARMIN GPS device become a bridge for RFID tasks? Not with UHF, but with Bluetooth

There is a type of stickers, called Wiliot stickers, that need to harvest energy (no battery) to broadcast data packets without battery. To do so, they harvest energy from RF sources, in this case by harvesting the energy from a Bluetooth device called Bridge/Gateway. I would like to know whether is it possible to deploy the Wiliot SDK to transform my Garmin830 into a Bridge and be able to use the sticker to track my bike

Thanks!!

Leiros over 1 year ago in reply to jim_m_58

jim_m_58 said:
You can write your own data field and publish it to access your sensor

How can I do it? What do you mean with "publish it"?

Sorry for the silly questions but I am new in this field

Leiros over 1 year ago in reply to trux

How expensive is to launch an app of this type? Any recommendation to contact?

trux over 1 year ago in reply to Leiros

Leiros said:
How expensive is to launch an app of this type? Any recommendation to contact?

If you write it yourself, you pay nothing (except of investing your own time). If you search a developer doing it for you, then post a query, and the specifications, and see whether you get some quotes. You will likely also have to provide a sample sensor for the development and testing, though.

trux over 1 year ago in reply to Leiros

Leiros said:
How can I do it?

Use the link to the SDK documentation I posted previously. Here it is again: https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/connect-iq-basics/app-types/#datafields

In the SDK there are some helpful sample apps that you can use as a template.

jim_m_58 over 1 year ago in reply to Leiros

You use the CIQ SDK to write your own data field then export it into an iq file and upload it to the CIQ app store (publish it)

Leiros over 1 year ago in reply to trux

trux said:
I posted previously

Sorry, I did not see it before It was in the bottom line of my screen and in front of it my PC...hahaha!

Sorry