Unfortunately Bluetooth is not a standard option in many cars, and it can be expensive to buy an aftermarket adapter. [parkerlreed] built his own solution to this problem using a Raspberry Pi.

Oh, and there is still one USB port free on the Raspberry Pi itself. In normal use I would probably not have both a Unifying receiver and a Bluetooth USB adapter on the same system, I would set up ...

Set up Balena Sound on Raspberry Pi for a versatile Bluetooth speaker. Configure audio settings for optimal performance using commands in Balena Cloud. Stream music via Bluetooth, Spotify Connect ...

Doorjam is that project. From creative agency Redpepper, the project takes a portable stereo, a Raspberry Pi, Bluetooth iBeacon receiver, and a customized smartphone app. Once everything is put ...

However, Raspberry Pi boards come with more wireless capability than just typical Wi-Fi. They are also integrated with another handy feature: Bluetooth. This short-range wireless technology has ...

It's not foolproof. For example, not all Bluetooth speakers are vulnerable, and the speaker needs to be relatively close to the Raspberry Pi Bluetooth to reach it. Furthermore, Bandini's project ...

Users can now check out the added Bluetooth support with the help of the new SDK 1.5.1. Raspberry Pi Now Enables Bluetooth Support to SDK 1.5.1 According to the story by Hackaday, the reason why ...

The setup here does exactly what you'd expect. When the car is started, the Raspberry Pi boots up and automatically becomes a Bluetooth receiver. That connects to the car's auxiliary input ...