Silvair compliance guide explores the most important lighting control regulations currently valid in the United Kingdom. It also addresses some of the other legal requirements that affect building owners and lighting manufacturers alike.
Recently, while sipping on our americanos and lattes, conversation moved to our series of Bluetooth® testing adventures and what the next one should possibly be. Seeing as we were drinking coffee to maximize our own throughput, our intern’s lightbulb went on with a great idea: Why not measure the over-the-air (OTA) throughput of our AIROC™ […]
This week’s show comes in two parts. First, we discuss how Bluetooth is evolving beyond consumer tech thanks to the folks at Infineon. Listen Now
Imagine a complex manufacturing process – like building an airplane. Getting the right parts, the right tools and the right people to the right place at the right time would certainly be a major challenge. To orchestrate all these moving parts, you first need to understand the real-time location of every single element.
This session explores Bluetooth® Channel Sounding, and popular Channel Sounding use cases. Watch Now
In the early days of the technology, wearables were mundane – a triumph of function over flair. We wore them to count our steps, not to make us look chic. Things have changed. Modern wearable consumer electronics devices increasingly combine convenience and purpose with more than a touch of classic style in order to grab a slice of a lucrative and growing market.
In this blog, we explore different performance capabilities of the Bluetooth Mesh 1.1 network by analyzing the results of a series of experiments conducted on multiple test nodes.
In this ABI Snapshot, ABI Research’s Senior Director Andrew Zignani and Bluetooth SIG’s Market Research Program Manager Youngji Kim highlight some key findings in the 2024 Bluetooth Market Update.
To the average consumer, a product or service is simply an object or entity that fulfills a need or desire. But to the people responsible for sourcing, creating, and transporting the product, it’s an amalgamation of hard work, coordination, and intricate logistical expertise.
Wireless connectivity makes dumb products intelligent. Smart devices can transmit information about their surroundings and conditions while receiving instructions and updates. That in turn enables functionality that’s impossible for products operating in isolation.
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