Integrating Ruuvi Products

Victron Energy Cerbo GX monitoring devices as well as GlobalLink 520 now officially support Ruuvi sensors. This enables the reading of temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure measurements from Ruuvi sensors.

Victron Energy – Ruuvi Blog | Victron Energy – RuuviTag
Victron Energy – Cerbo GX | Victron Energy – GlobalLink 520

License: GPLv3

CorvusGPS is a GPS tracking and fleet management software designed to help businesses monitor their vehicles and assets in real-time, enhancing efficiency and operational control. Corvus GPS uses Ruuvi sensor devices with their custom solution.

CorvusGPS
License: Closed source

Teltonika Networks provides robust networking devices and solutions for industrial and IoT applications, focusing on reliability, security, and ease of use to ensure seamless connectivity in various environments. Teltonika Networks uses Ruuvi sensor devices with their custom solution.

Teltonika Networks
License: Closed source

Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that focuses on privacy and local control, enabling users to control and automate smart home devices from a single, customisable interface. RuuviTag devices can be integrated into Home Assistant when Bluetooth adapter is present.

Home Assistant – RuuviTag integration
License: Apache 2.0

Home Assistant is an open source home automation platform that focuses on privacy and local control, enabling users to control and automate smart home devices from a single, customisable interface. Ruuvi Gateway devices can be integrated with Home Assistant on a local area network, allowing RuuviTag sensors to be scanned without needing an additional Bluetooth adapter.

Home Assistant – Ruuvi Gateway integration
License: Apache 2.0

Unofficial implementation of RuuviTag sensor for Home Assistant, that leverages Python 3 native Bluetooth sockets to collect RuuviTag sensor data.

Ruuvi Friends – Ruuvi hass.io
License: MIT

ESPHome is an open-source platform that simplifies the process of creating custom firmware for ESP8266 and ESP32 microcontrollers, enabling seamless integration with home automation systems like Home Assistant. RuuviTag sensors can be integrated with ESPHome by using the ESP32 Bluetooth Low Energy Tracker Hub.

ESPHome – RuuviTag integration

License: MIT

Homey is a versatile home automation system that connects various smart devices into a single, user-friendly platform, allowing for seamless control and automation through a mobile app or voice commands. RuuviTag integration add support for RuuviTag Bluetooth Sensor in Homey and Homey Pro.

Homey – RuuviTag integration
License: GPLv3

openHAB is an open-source home automation platform that integrates various smart home devices into a unified system. It supports numerous technologies and protocols, allowing users to control and automate their home devices seamlessly. openHAB uses add-ons called bindings to integrate physical hardware, external systems and web services in openHAB. RuuviTag binding adds support for RuuviTag Bluetooth sensor in openHAB.

openHAB – RuuviTag binding
License: EPL

openHAB is an open-source home automation platform that integrates various smart home devices into a unified system. It supports numerous technologies and protocols, allowing users to control and automate their home devices seamlessly. openHAB uses add-ons called bindings to integrate physical hardware, external systems and web services in openHAB. Ruuvi Gateway binding enables the use of RuuviTag sensors by collecting MQTT data through Ruuvi Gateway router.

openHAB – Ruuvi Gateway MQTT binding
License: EPL

IoTool is a versatile IoT platform that enables the collection, processing, and visualization of sensor data, simplifying the development and deployment of IoT solutions. RuuviTag extension allows collecting data from RuuviTag sensor devices to IoTool.

IoTool – RuuviTag extension

License: Closed source

Garmin Connect IQ is an open platform that allows developers to create custom apps, watch faces, data fields, and widgets for Garmin devices, enhancing the functionality and user experience of Garmin wearables and fitness devices. Garmin Connect IQ watch widget enables displaying RuuviTag sensor data on Garming Connect IQ watch.

Garmin Connect IQ – RuuviTag widget
License: Apache 2.0

Apple HomeKit is a smart home platform that allows users to easily control and automate their home devices using their Apple devices, providing a secure and seamless integration with Siri and the Home app.

Homebridge is an open source software platform that enables the integration of non-HomeKit compatible smart home devices with Apple HomeKit, allowing users to control them through the Home app and Siri.

With RuuviTag Homebridge plugin you can use RuuviTags with Apple HomeKit.

Homebridge -RuuviTag plugin
License: ISC

Sailfish OS is a European alternative to dominating mobile operating systems, and the only mobile OS offering an exclusive licensing model for local implementations.

Skruuvi is a powerful application designed for Sailfish OS that allows you to effortlessly read and plot history data from RuuviTags. With the unofficial Skruuvi app, you can easily access and analyze sensor information from your RuuviTag devices right from your Sailfish OS smartphone.

Sailfish OS – Skruuvi
License: GPLv3

Rigado provides scalable, secure IoT solutions and edge connectivity platforms for enterprise applications, enabling efficient deployment and management of IoT devices and networks. RuuviTag sensors can be integrated with Rigado’s Cascade gateways to enable seamless Bluetooth data collection and transmission to cloud services. The integration allows RuuviTags to connect to Rigado’s Edge Connect software, which processes and delivers real-time sensor data via MQTT or HTTPS.

Rigado – RuuviTag integration

License: Closed source

OpenRB is a platform providing KNX and IoT solutions, enabling seamless integration and automation of smart building and home systems. RuuviTag sensors can be integrated with OpenRB’s LogicMachine using BLE dongles.

OpenRB – RuuviTag

License: Closed source

Micropython RuuviTag Scanner parser works on low-level microcontrollers and decodes Bluetooth beacon messages from Ruuvi sensors to readable format.

MicroPython – RuuviTag Scanner
License: MIT

RuuviTag Sensor Python package enables communicating with Ruuvi sensor devices and for decoding measurement data from broadcasted Bluetooth data.

Python – RuuviTag Sensor Python Package
License: MIT

ruuvitag-hark enables the use of RuuviTag sensors with Hark, a data stream processing tool, facilitating the collection, processing, and analysis of sensor data in real-time. This project is based on the http_server_asyncio_rx.py example in the ruuvitag-sensor repo.

Hark – ruuvitag-hark

License: MIT

A command-line client to listen to Ruuvi sensor measurements over Bluetooth and output as InfluxDB line protocol.

Rust – RuuviTag Listener
License: MIT

Ruuvi sensor protocol parser implementation for Rust.

Rust -ruuvi-sensor-protocol-rs

License: MIT

Ruuvitag-common is a utility library designed to work with Ruuvi sensors, primarily providing parsers for decoding data from Ruuvi sensor devices.

Java – RuuviTag Common
License: MIT

The R programming environment is an open-source software framework used for statistical computing, data analysis, and graphical representation. RuuviR package provides functions to decode and process data collected from RuuviTag sensors, enabling users to easily integrate and analyse sensor data within the R programming environment.

RuuviR

License: GPLv3

Go is an open-source programming language developed by Google, designed for simplicity, efficiency, and reliability in system and server-side applications. It features a statically typed syntax, garbage collection, and built-in concurrency, making it ideal for scalable and high-performance software development. RuuviTag package is for decoding RuuviTag sensor data with Go language.

Go – RuuviTag

License: MIT

Theengs.io is a technology platform offering innovative IoT solutions and services, specializing in smart city applications and industrial automation. Theengs Decoder is an open-source library on GitHub that provides tools for decoding various IoT sensor data formats, including RuuviTag RAWv1 and RAWv2.

Theengs Decoder

License: GPLv3

RuuviCollector is a Java application for collecting sensor measurements from Ruuvi sensor devices and storing them to InfluxDB.

Java – RuuviCollector
License: MIT

This application receives and decodes advertisement data transmitted by a Ruuvi sensor device.

ESP32 – ESP-IDF RuuviTag advertising data receiver
License: GPLv3

This software can be used to collect measurement data from Ruuvi sensor devices.

ESP32 – RuuviTag Collector
License: MIT

ArduinoRuuviClient is a proof-of-concept ArduinoBLE based Client to read RuuviTag Advertised Data.

ArduinoRuuviClient

License: MIT

Node.js module for reading data from a Ruuvi sensor device using Node.js.

Node.js – node-ruuvitag
License: BSD-3

signalk-ruuvitag-plugin is a Signal K plugin to provide RuuviTag data.

node.js – signalk-ruuvitag-plugin

License: MIT

Bluewalker is a proof-of-concept Bluetooth LE scanner and advertiser which uses HCI user channel raw HCI sockets available on Linux to scan for Bluetooth LE devices or to start advertising with user-specified data. Bluewalker has a specific RuuviTag mode. To enable listening for RuuviTags, start bluewalker with -ruuvi parameter.

Linux – Bluewalker

License: BSD-2

Balena is an end-to-end IoT management platform for building, deploying, and managing containerized applications on IoT devices, simplifying the development and maintenance of fleets of connected devices. Using Balena RuuviTag GitHub repository, you can deploy a version of Balena on a Raspberry Pi or balenaFin that is ready to collect data from RuuviTag sensors.

Balena – RuuviTag

License: Apache-2.0

Build a Ruuvi sensor monitoring dashboard using AWS IoT using a Raspberry Pi Zero W.

RuuviTag AWS IoT monitoring
License: No license published

Log Ruuvi sensor data to SQLite database and Dweet.io and show charts on the Raspberry Pi web browser.

Raspberry Pi – RuuviTag logger
License: MIT

A demo of reading measurements of Ruuvi sensor devices via Bluetooth and feeding them to MQTT, a database and dashboards.

RuuviTag demo
License: MIT

An example for setting up a weather monitoring system using Ruuvi sensors and AWS IoT services, including instructions and code for configuring a Raspberry Pi as an AWS IoT device to collect and transmit sensor data, which can then be visualised and analysed on AWS.

Ruuvi-collector on Raspberry Pi with InfluxDB + Grafana in AWS
License: MIT

This tutorial guides you through exporting data and visualising insights for in-store analytics using Microsoft Azure IoT Central, helping to optimise retail operations through advanced data analysis. As part of this solution, the logic app reads telemetry from the event hub, parses RuuviTag data, and then sends it to the Power BI streaming datasets.

Tutorial: Export data from Azure IoT Central and visualize insights in Power BI

Kaltiot Smart Tracker service offers an easy, user-friendly way to measure and monitor almost anything. Kaltiot uses Ruuvi devices with their custom solution.

Kaltiot Smart Tracker
License: Closed source

Soundsensing is a technology company specialising in advanced acoustic monitoring solutions. They offer tools and systems for real-time sound analysis, enabling applications such as environmental noise monitoring, industrial sound detection, and smart city noise management. Soundsensing uses RuuviTag Pro sensors as integral part of their custom solution.

Soundsensing

License: Closed source

FresaFlo is an advanced wireless mesh system for measuring and monitoring indoor air quality. RuuviTag is used as part of their expanded mesh hardware. Each sensor unit in a FresaFlo mesh can ‘host’ and read data from one or more RuuviTag sensors and results can be viewed in FresaFlo application.

FresaFlo

License: Closed source

BlueRange Mesh – formerly known as FruityMesh – is the reference implementation of the BlueRange initiative. It was the first open source implementation of a mesh network that is based on standard Bluetooth Low Energy 4.1/5.x connections. In contrast to mesh networks that use advertising and scanning, this allows for a network run with battery powered devices.

BlueRange Mesh can be used with the nRF52-DK and nRF52840-DK from Nordic Semiconductor, but it will also work with many other boards with nRF52 Series SoCs.

Contact BlueRange for more information.

BlueRange Mesh
License: GPL / Closed source

LumenRadio specializes in wireless connectivity solutions, and Mira OS is their proprietary operating system designed to enable reliable, scalable, and secure wireless mesh networks for various IoT applications.

Evaluate MiraOS wireless device-to-device mesh networking with Ruuvi sensors, Raspberry Pi and access to Grafana dashboard.

Contact Lumenradio for more information.

MiraOS
License: Closed source

Wirepas Connectivity is a proprietary mesh protocol which allows an unlimited number of nodes (RuuviTags) to be connected to the internet through a single sink (gateway).

Contact Wirepas for more information.

Wirepas
License: Closed source

Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for microcontrollers that allows for easy and efficient programming of hardware using JavaScript. The Espruino firmware for RuuviTag transforms Ruuvi sensor into a versatile, programmable device, enabling custom applications and easy data interaction using JavaScript. Espruino for RuuviTag is no longer officially supported.

Espruino – RuuviTag

Zephyr is an open-source, scalable, and secure real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for embedded devices and IoT applications. Zephyr firmware is available for RuuviTag sensor devices. Please note that you will need a Ruuvi DevKit to flash this firmware.

Zephyr – RuuviTag
License: Apache 2.0

Official RuuviTag Firmware versions can be found at our GitHub repository.

RuuviTag Firmware
License: BSD-3

Official Ruuvi Gateway Firmware versions can be found at our GitHub repository.

Ruuvi Gateway Firmware
License: BSD-3

Default implementation of Ruuvi Bluetooth library for Android.

Ruuvi Bluetooth library Android
License: BSD-3

Access Ruuvi BLE devices with dot syntax: device.ruuvi?.tag.

Ruuvi Bluetooth library iOS
License: BSD-3

Ruuvi Station is an open-source Android app available on the Google Play. You can observe the weather parameters, such as temperature, humidity, air pressure (and more) right on your Android device. Ruuvi Station is a companion app for open-source IoT BLE devices made by Ruuvi.

Ruuvi Station Android
License: BSD-3

Ruuvi Station is an open-source iOS app available on the AppStore. You can observe environment data read from RuuviTag beacon, such as temperature, humidity, air pressure (and more) right on your iOS device. Ruuvi Station is a companion app for open-source IoT BLE devices made by Ruuvi.

Ruuvi Station iOS
License: BSD-3

Ruuvi Station WebUI is an Open-Source browser-based app which provides access to environmental data read from RuuviTag beacon devices using a Ruuvi Gateway router.

Please notice that Ruuvi Station WebUI communicates with Ruuvi Cloud backend, which is not based on Open-Source.

Ruuvi Station WebUI
License: BSD-3

Tag Station is an app designed to monitor Ruuvi sensors on Apple devices, providing real-time data on temperature, humidity, and air pressure. It syncs across iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch via iCloud, enabling remote monitoring as long as a networked device is running the app. It does not support history tracking or notifications. Tag Station is not an official Ruuvi product.

Tag Station
License: Closed source