Boost Remote 4+

Name: Boost Remote
Rating: 3.4 (37 reviews)
Author: Shinichiro Oba

Shinichiro Oba

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- 3.4 • 37개의 평가

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설명

Let's control LEGO® BOOST with your fingers!

How to use
1. Turn on Bluetooth on your iOS device
2. Tap the button like connector on the top of this app
3. Push the green button on your Move Hub
4. Enjoy!

This app connects to your Move Hub via a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) connection. It supports iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad installed iOS 9 or higher.

It also supports Powered Up and CONTROL+ Smart Hub.

Boost Remote is an open source project.
https://github.com/bricklife/BoostRemote/

LEGO is a trademark of the LEGO Group.

2021년 9월 13일

버전 1.9.3

- Support LEGO Education SPIKE Essential Hub and Motor

3.4/5

37개의 평가

It won’t let me connect so I’ll give it 3 stars until I figure out how to do this

When I push the green button and the connect button it won’t sync

Quick to install, quick Boost control

This app saved our (early) Christmas! Because of a slow internet connection the official LEGO app has not been loading all day. During troubleshooting I noticed this app. It downloaded quickly and gave my son remote control of his tank he spent most of the day building. We turned on Bluetooth on my iPad, tuned on the robot control brick by pushing the green button, then pushed the connection button that looks like two plugs on the app. Seconds later my son was driving his tank creation and laughing. He set up the third motor to actuate the missle launcher. “No instructions, I made it all by myself,” he said. “I showed some people, and I shot some people.” This may be a better starting point than the canned missions on the LEGO app if you want your kids or students to gain some confidence in their own creativity. Then they can learn more in the official app.

Great but a few improvements

I was looking for a way to control mo move hub with the LEGO boost app but I couldn’t find a model that controlled the individual motors but then I found this one.
It works great and does what is it supposed to, but it would be better if they added color sensors