ESP32 FTMS Treadmill Simulator Development -- 2

Hi, I’d like to request the following project and ask for a quote based on this description. Project Overview: Goal: Develop an FTMS Demo program in C++ for an ESP32. The ESP32 will act as a virtual FTMS treadmill, capable of simulating treadmill operations and interacting with the Kinomap fitness app via BLE. Hardware: ESP32: The sole hardware platform for this project. Software Requirements: FTMS Demo Program: Write a C++ program for the ESP32 to simulate a treadmill following the FTMS (Fitness Machine Service) protocol. Serial Control: The ESP32 will receive commands through the Serial Monitor to: Set speed. Adjust incline. Start/stop the treadmill simulation. BLE Functionality: The ESP32 will: Broadcast itself as a treadmill via BLE using the FTMS protocol. Send treadmill data (speed, incline, status, etc.) to the Kinomap app. Accept control commands (speed, incline, start/stop) from Kinomap and execute the appropriate changes in the simulation. Functional Requirements: Outgoing Data: The ESP32 will send data over BLE: Speed: Updates based on Serial Monitor input or app commands. Incline: Updates based on Serial Monitor input or app commands. Status: Real-time treadmill status (e.g., running, stopped, etc.). Incoming Commands: The ESP32 will receive and process BLE commands from Kinomap to: Adjust the simulated speed. Change incline. Start/stop the treadmill simulation. Serial Monitor Control: Users can manually control the ESP32 via Serial Monitor for testing: Set speed and incline. Start or stop the treadmill. Changes made via the Serial Monitor must also update the BLE communication to reflect real-time status in Kinomap. Testing Requirements: Testing will be conducted with the Kinomap app to validate functionality: The app must display real-time updates for speed, incline, and status based on Serial Monitor inputs. The ESP32 must correctly execute control commands (e.g., speed adjustment, incline changes, start/stop) sent by Kinomap. Additional Information: I have attached a file containing a non-functional codebase that you can use as a starting point. While the code doesn’t currently work, it may help you understand the initial structure and potentially accelerate the development process. Feel free to use or modify it as needed for this project.

Project ID: 38850068