Are you ready to develop with Bluetooth?
If you’re ready to develop a Bluetooth® product, we can get you started with information and resources that will make the job of building with Bluetooth wireless technology faster and easier.
Study Guides
The Bluetooth SIG provides Study Guides designed to help developers get up to speed quickly on various Bluetooth capabilities.
The Bluetooth® Low Energy Primer
Are you new to Bluetooth Low Energy? Learn about its constituent parts, features, and how it works.
Bluetooth® Technology for Linux Developers
Learn how to use the interprocess communication system D-Bus and the BlueZ APIs to create Bluetooth applications for Linux computers.
Designing and Developing Bluetooth® Internet Gateways
Learn about Bluetooth internet gateways, how to make them secure and scalable, and design and implement your own working prototype gateway and web application for use with either Bluetooth LE Peripherals or with Bluetooth mesh networks.
The Bluetooth LE Security Study Guide
Learn about fundamental security concepts, the security features of Bluetooth Low Energy, and gain some hands-on experience using those features in device code.
How to Make Wearables Bluetooth Mesh Provisioners
Learn how to create applications for smartwatches and other platforms that can monitor and control nodes in a Bluetooth mesh network.
An Introduction to Web Bluetooth
Provides foundation-level information and hands-on labs that walk you through using Web Bluetooth APIs.
An Introduction to the Bluetooth Mesh Proxy Function
Learn how to create applications for smartphones and other platforms which can monitor and control nodes in a Bluetooth mesh network.
An Introduction to Bluetooth Mesh Software Development
Learn the theory and practice of Bluetooth mesh device software development, and create a working mesh network.
An Introduction to Bluetooth Low Energy Development
Provides foundation-level information and hands-on labs that walk you through assembling a Bluetooth Low Energy device.
An Introduction to Bluetooth Beacons
Learn how to build your own Bluetooth beacon or integrate beacon technology into your existing products and apps.
Training Videos
These videos will help you gain a deeper understanding of Bluetooth technology.
Bluetooth Development Training: Works With 2022
The role Bluetooth has played, and will continue to play, in the evolution of IoT…
Bluetooth Direction Finding Training
This training video explains how Bluetooth direction finding brings a new dimension to indoor…
Bluetooth Brand Use Quick Tips and Tricks
Watch this brief video for some quick tips about how to use the Bluetooth…
Hands-On Debug of an LE Audio Stream
Join Ellisys for a 30-minute informative webinar to learn about Bluetooth LE Audio and…
High Accuracy Distance Measurement Demo For Keyless Entry Systems
In this technology demo Lambda:4 shows their phase based ranging with a standard Bluetooth…
Bluetooth Mesh for Building Automation Demo
Discover how you can extend Bluetooth connectivity with TI Bluetooth Mesh in this demo. …
A Technical Overview of LC3
An in depth look inside the Low Complexity Communications Codec (LC3) and the benefits…
Car Access With TI Connection Monitor
Learn how the TI Connection Monitor is used to monitor Bluetooth Low Energy communications…
What’s New in Core Spec Version 5.2
Watch this technical overview of the new features introduced in version 5.2 of the…
5 Things You Don’t Know About Bluetooth Range
From frequency hopping to forward error correction, watch Mohammad Afaneh share some things you…
Intro to Bluetooth Addresses and Privacy
Learn about Bluetooth Addresses and the role they play in protecting the privacy of…
Intro to Bluetooth Low Energy Coded PHY
Learn more about one of the key features introduced to Bluetooth — the LE…
Intro to Web Bluetooth
Web Bluetooth is an exciting new advancement in Bluetooth Low Energy development. Watch to…
Intro to Bluetooth Beacons
Learn more about the most popular BLE application — Bluetooth Beacons. Topics covered in…
Intro to Bluetooth Direction Finding
Learn about the most important feature introduced in the latest version of the Bluetooth…
Intro to New Features in Bluetooth Core Specification v5.1
Learn what’s new in the most recent release of the Bluetooth core specification. Topics…
Intro to Bluetooth Mesh – Part 3
This video goes over the provisioning process and security for Bluetooth mesh.
Intro to Bluetooth Mesh - Part 2
This video goes over the basics of Bluetooth mesh networking and the types of…
Technical Overviews
The Bluetooth SIG makes available overview papers on the latest advancements to Bluetooth technology.
Low Energy Audio – Incoming Call Over Media (Multi-Device)
This document uses a Message Sequence Chart (MSC) to explain the Bluetooth® LE Audio…
Bluetooth® Core Specification Version 5.4 - Technical Overview
This feature overview summarizes and explains the updates introduced in Bluetooth®️ Core Specification Version…
Bluetooth® Core Specification Version 5.3 Feature Enhancements
Bluetooth® Core Specification version 5.3 includes several feature enhancements with the potential to improve…
Connect: Car Access Demo
In this demo, Texas Instruments will discuss and demonstrate Bluetooth 5.1 and its cutting…
Building a Sensor-Driven Lighting Control System Based on Bluetooth® Mesh
A technical examination of which Bluetooth mesh models to use in different types of…
Bluetooth Security and Privacy Best Practices Guide
Revision 4 This guide is intended to help implementers better understand why certain available…
White Papers
Bluetooth SIG Working Groups occasionally release White Papers that provide additional guidance to developers.
Specification Developer Guide for Transport Discovery Service
A guide for developing profiles or higher level specifications which reference and make use of the Bluetooth Transport Discovery Service (TDS).
Personal Health Devices Transcoding
Learn how data sent by a Bluetooth Sensor based on GATT and received by a Collector can be transcoded at the Collector into an IEEE Std. 11073-20601a compatible nomenclature and model.
Internet Gateways
Discover various options available to create Internet Gateways for Bluetooth Low Energy Devices.
GATT REST API
A RESTful API used to access data in devices using the functionality defined in the Bluetooth GATT profile.
GAP REST API White Paper
Internet Working Group A RESTful API used to administer connections between devices featuring Bluetooth Low Energy technology and a Gateway.
Improving A2DP Audio Quality
Learn how to configure A2DP SRC and SNK devices to produce high quality audio.
SAP and Remote Network Access
Uncover how the SIM Access Profile (SAP) allows a Bluetooth enabled device to access data contained in the SIM card of another Bluetooth enabled device.
Filter Recommendations for Coexistence with LTE and WiMAX
Discover how to enable simultaneous operation of Bluetooth wireless technology and collocated Mobile Wireless Standards (MWS) systems such as LTE and WiMAX.
Health Device Profile Implementation Guidance
Get examples and best practices regarding how the Bluetooth Health Device Profile, the ISO/IEEE 11073-20601 Personal Health Data Exchange Protocol, and the associated 11073-104xx device specialization specifications can be implemented together.
Discovery
Learn how to use SDP and EIR for passing device and service information from one device to another to develop service discovery applications.
Sniff and Sniff-Subrating Modes
Discover how to use the Sniff and Sniff-Subrating modes to provide an effective means to reduce the power consumed by a pair of connected Bluetooth devices.
Product Testing Events
Test your Bluetooth technology products against other unreleased and unannounced products and prototypes coming soon. UPFs are nonprofit interoperability testing events the Bluetooth SIG offers as an added benefit to members. Interoperability of Bluetooth products on the market is critical to the success of the technology so we work very hard to make sure everything just “works” for consumers.
Developer Forums
Have a question about developing with Bluetooth? Find answers on a forum. With over 50 million visits per month, the Stack Overflow community does a tremendous job helping each other. Please use the links below to ask questions or follow the discussions: