Introduction
The on Received Buffer function allows developers to execute specific parts of their code when a micro:bit device receives a data buffer via radio communication. This feature is particularly useful for creating interactive applications where multiple micro:bits can communicate with each other, such as remote controls or sensor networks.
Key Features:
- Data Handling: The function processes incoming data buffers, which can contain various data types, including numbers and strings.
- Real-time Communication: Enables real-time data exchange between micro:bit devices, facilitating collaborative projects and interactive applications.
- Custom Data Formats: Users can define how data is structured within the buffer, allowing for flexible data management.
Use Cases:
- Remote Level Measurement: Two micro:bits can be used to measure and display their relative positions, making it ideal for applications in robotics or gaming.
- Sensor Data Transmission: Collect and transmit sensor data from one micro:bit to another, useful in environmental monitoring or smart home applications.