WIFI and Bluetooth for the Rasperry Pico

Published by pschatzmann on

I am quite enthusiastic about the new Raspberry Pico. However I find the C SDK not very friendly and I prefer to have something as simple as the Arduino API. I did not want to wait for the official Arduino support – so I started my own project.

The major weak spot of the Pico compared to the ESP32 is the missing Wifi and Bluetooth functionality.

I finally managed to add examples for the

to my project examples.

see also:

  1. PWM Support for my Raspberry Pico Arduino Framework
  2. Rasperry Pico SPI with the SdFat Library
  3. Implementing Arduino tone() for the Rasperry Pico
  4. The Arduino Pico as USB-Midi Device
  5. The minimp3 Decoder on an ESP32 ?
  6. Using Arduino Libraries on the Pico
  7. The Synthesis ToolKit (STK) Library for the Arduino ESP32 – Supporting MIDI and BLE
  8. A simple Arduino Framework for the new Raspberry Pico
  9. Using the Spektrum Satellite Protocol in Arduino
  10. Machine Learning on the Rasperry Pico
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