
Coded PHY: Bluetooth’s Long-Range Feature
Bluetooth Low Energy was designed to considerably reduce power consumption and cost while maintaining communication ranges similar to Bluetooth Classic (50-100m max). However, that is
Bluetooth Low Energy was designed to considerably reduce power consumption and cost while maintaining communication ranges similar to Bluetooth Classic (50-100m max). However, that is
Introduction In the previous blog article, we covered the iBeacon standard, which is a beacon standard developed by Apple. After Apple released the iBeacon standard
It feels like an eternity since Bluetooth beacons were introduced! Sure, it’s been about 10 years, and yet they still show up in new use
Introduction At CES 2020 (January 2020), the Bluetooth SIG introduced the latest version of Bluetooth, version 5.2. This announcement was made alongside the announcement of
Introduction to BLE Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a power-efficient variant of the classic Bluetooth technology, designed specifically for devices that need to consume less
There’s a lot of confusion in the developer community – not only about what Amazon Sidewalk is – but also about what it can and
In today’s interconnected world, the ability to track and monitor assets and people in real-time has become increasingly important. That’s where real-time location systems come
In my search for a comprehensive guide for optimizing Bluetooth Low Energy power consumption, I found multiple guides from different vendors. These guides were great,
In the ever-evolving labyrinth of wireless technologies, selecting the most suitable solution for a project can feel like navigating through an intricate maze with countless
I’ve received a lot of questions over the years since Bluetooth 5 was released about how the “2x speed” actually works and what to expect