Is there a way to connect external sensor and arduino in wireless way(bluetooth)?

I want to get sensor values from external sensors (force sensors) and send them to Arduino (Uno or Nano), and then make predictions about current sensor values through TensorFlow Light models compiled in Arduino. The sensor is Touchence's Shockac Chip. Can I get the sensor value through Bluetooth connection without a wired connection?

The sensor is controlled and data are collected via I2C or SPI, using some MCU. That MCU could use a wireless connection to send the data elsewhere.

I have some doubts that you get a TensorFlow Light model compiled for these Arduino models. They don't have enough RAM for that.

As @jremington already noted the mentioned sensor isn't Bluetooth capable so you need an MCU at the sensor anyway.

I get the impression you should explain to us what you want to achieve and not tell us what you think how it should be done.
I understood that you want to read the sensor values and then process them by the TensorFlow Light model. What do you plan to do with the result?

what I want is,

  1. get the sensor value through bluetooth connection
  2. if the sensor value has sended to arduino, the tensorflow lite model predictes the state
  3. if the state has been predicted, something happens(like turning on the light)
    so, what i plan to do with the result is making the "work alone" system.

Replies #2 and #3 outline what is required for that. Implementing that step is a good place to start.

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