What should I do to connect the TI sensor tag CC2650 to the IoT Foundation?

The Sensor Tag CC2650 sensor data you asked me about is sent to the Cloud via the Internet, but there are two ways to use a smartphone as a gateway, or to use an operating system such as Linux on a small, inexpensive computer like BeagleBone Black (such as Raspberry Pi).

When using a smartphone there is an iOS app for connecting, and it is easy to connect to the IoT Foundation by using the app, so I think it is the least expensive way.The guide is as follows.

https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/connect-a-cc2650-sensortag-to-the-iot-foundations-quickstart/

If you are using the same TI company BeagleBone Black, for example, you will need to deploy Linux and configure it to communicate with sensors and connect to the Internet environment, and the following guides will help you:The BeagleBone Black is a board computer available for 7 to 8000 yen and requires a separate USB dongle (1000 yen to) to Bluetooth with the sensor.

https://deskinhursley.wordpress.com/2014/05/20/bluemix-internet-of-things-workshop-with-texas-instruments-beaglebone-and-sensortag/
https://developer.ibm.com/iotfoundation/recipes/ti-beaglebone-sensortag/