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Bluetooth Smart Support for 6LoBTLE: Applications and connection questions

Joseph Decuir

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Abstract

The Bluetooth Low-Energy transport, trademarked Bluetooth Smart, is now a market fact [1]. Worldwide sales of Bluetooth Smart devices and Bluetooth Ready mobile devices are measured in several billion units per year. The two most exciting new markets are wearable devices [2], [3] and home networking [4].

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The Bluetooth Low-Energy transport, trademarked Bluetooth Smart, is now a market fact [1]. Worldwide sales of Bluetooth Smart devices and Bluetooth Ready mobile devices are measured in several billion units per year. The two most exciting new markets are wearable devices [2], [3] and home networking [4].

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The Bluetooth Low-Energy transport, trademarked Bluetooth Smart, is now a market fact [1]. Worldwide sales of Bluetooth Smart devices and Bluetooth Ready mobile devices are measured in several billion units per year. The two most exciting new markets are wearable devices [2], [3] and home networking [4].

Key concepts: Bluetooth, Bluetooth Low Energy, Telecommunications, Computer science, Wearable computer, Mobile device, Wearable technology, Internet of Things

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