This $29 Board Is Like a Hackable AirTag

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Sticking an AirTag on something is a great way to keep track of it. You’ll never lose your keys or have trouble finding your car in a packed parking lot again if they are equipped with one. However, Apple isn’t exactly known for developing open hardware. If you want to play in their ecosystem, you have to stay within their walled garden.

So, what can you do if you have ideas for a better device, with new capabilities, that still works on the Apple Find My network? You might want to check out the new nRF54L15 Tag created by Nordic Semiconductor. It is a small and inexpensive battery-powered, dual-antenna development board that supports Bluetooth Channel Sounding, so it is compatible with the Apple Find My and Google Find Hub networks.

An overview of the features (📷: Nordic Semiconductor)

The board is built around the nRF54L15 wireless SoC and comes equipped...

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