Creating IoT Applications With Web Bluetooth
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10 million Bluetooth devices ship every day, and that figure is rising. Regarded as one of the key, enabling technologies of the IoT, Bluetooth is everywhere and in the summer of 2017, a new Bluetooth technology, Bluetooth mesh networking was released. Bluetooth mesh is used in enterprise and industrial IoT systems and in these environments, web technologies and cloud-based architectures are king.
Web Bluetooth allows developers to create web applications which can monitor and control Bluetooth devices. In this session, Martin will share with you the key Bluetooth concepts and capabilities and the Web Bluetooth APIs which let you exploit them.
There may even be demos!
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Creating IoT Applications With Web Bluetooth
Martin Woolley
Martin Woolley works for the Bluetooth SIG, the technical standards body for Bluetooth. He is an industry veteran with over 30 years’ experience working with computers large, small and... getting smaller. He still has a Sinclair ZX81 somewhere. Martin was a part of the BBC micro:bit team and designed the micro:bit’s Bluetooth profile.
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10 million Bluetooth devices ship every day, and that figure is rising. Regarded as one of the key, enabling technologies of the IoT, Bluetooth is everywhere and in the summer of 2017, a new Bluetooth technology, Bluetooth mesh networking was released. Bluetooth mesh is used in enterprise and industrial IoT systems and in these environments, web technologies and cloud-based architectures are king.
Web Bluetooth allows developers to create web applications which can monitor and control Bluetooth devices. In this session, Martin will share with you the key Bluetooth concepts and capabilities and the Web Bluetooth APIs which let you exploit them.
There may even be demos!
YOU MAY ALSO LIKE:
Thanks to our sponsors
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About the Speaker
Creating IoT Applications With Web Bluetooth
Martin Woolley
Martin Woolley works for the Bluetooth SIG, the technical standards body for Bluetooth. He is an industry veteran with over 30 years’ experience working with computers large, small and... getting smaller. He still has a Sinclair ZX81 somewhere. Martin was a part of the BBC micro:bit team and designed the micro:bit’s Bluetooth profile.