Bluetooth IC Based Tracking Hardware using Nordic Semiconductor nRF52805

We are looking for a battery operated (rechargeable coin cell battery), tracking hardware using the below mentioned hardware. The device will contain a laser (which will be pulse coded). When a mechanical shock is given to the module in a specific direction the laser (Laser Module Datasheet) will pulse to the intended width. At the same time, data from the 6 Degree of Freedom Sensor will be sent back to the PC. This is the slave unit. There will be upto 8 slave units connected to two master units, for data transmission. Commands from the PC to the module will be a self check, setting the pulse widths (based on data in a MySQL Database). A C++ code will be required to ensure that the data received by the accelerometer and gyroscope can be used to plot the position of the module on the screen. The device that they'll be developing is actually for a training simulator. We mount the module in front of it, and as the module moves, we need to track its movement and plot it on the screen. This is the broader picture. However, we need that module to have low power consumption during regular phases, and only when needed the laser would emit a pre-defined pulse width. [login to view URL] [login to view URL]