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Thingy 52 (nRF6936) based on Nordic Semiconductor Solutions

Thingy 52 (nRF6936) from Nordic Semiconductors connects to Bluetooth-enabled mobile phones, laptops, tablets, Raspberry Pi's and similar devices, and sends data from its sensors and actuators to an app and to the cloud. Thingy can sense movement, orientation, temperature, humidity, air pressure, light, color, and air quality.
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