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My project is to send a single stream of sensor data to an Oculus Go headset, which currently does not support bluetooth connections for anything except gamepads (HID profile). Using Unity (on the Oculus) I can read inputs from gamepads as an axis (-1 to 1, 1024bits I think) and this is how I plan to send my sensor data into the game.
The problem I am facing is how to create an HID bluetooth profile on the RPi3 and then how to stream my sensor data over it.
Thanks in advance for any help!