There are two other threads about this issue.

That's unfortunate. It really is a bug in the OneWheel's BT, but it just happens that most systems are relaxed about the handshake. The workaround in Android will eventually be released, but that's going to take a while, and it's just that - a workaround. FM should fix the bug.

@markdogg it's actually a bug in the OneWheel bluetooth implementation. Work around is https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/platform/system/bt/+/436295/

I've got a phone with Android O and it does not even see my OneWheel (in bluetooth settings).
Phones with Android N are fine (they see 'ow000xxx'), so it probably is not the board. Seems like an incompatibility with the new OS.

and again, seen on reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/4tamfg/saw_adam_savage_at_ritual_coffee_in_san_fancisco/

From this article:
http://techcrunch.com/2016/01/01/urban-us-raising-10-million-fund-to-invest-in-startups-that-impact-city-living

Venture fund Urban.us is gearing up to close a $10 million fund to continue investing in startups focused on impacting urban city living across mobility and logistics, environment, utilities and local government. Urban.us expects to close the fund later this year, but it has already committed some of that money to smart irrigation startup Rachio, FutureMotion, the maker of electric board OneWheel, and connected heating and cooling systems startup Flair.
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That’s why Baptiste especially likes OneWheel, because it highlights the concept of sneaking in public benefits. OneWheel is both fun and useful, Baptiste said, but at the tail end of it, there’s a big public benefit. If more people choose to get around on small, personal electrical vehicles like the OneWheel, it could impact the number of people driving, Baptiste said, and ultimately impact CO2 emissions from cities.

/lib

Does it count if you are Australian, but live in the US? :)
Enjoy your OneWheel.
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