Bluetooth® Technology Introduction: Exploring Major Recent Advancements
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Claims centimeter‑level ranging with phase‑based RF ranging, tested by Samsung LSI and Lambda4 with prototype phones showing roughly ±20 cm accuracy out to 50 m (single‑antenna, 0 dBm) and improved consistency with two‑ and four‑antenna setups and 10 dBm. Early back‑pocket tests show fading and occasional outliers. Feature ships in chipsets, appears in Android 16 APIs and in reports of Google Pixel support, and targets digital keys and find‑my applications.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Welcome
- 1:05Bluetooth SIG overview
- 2:51Bluetooth Classic vs LE
- 4:15Recent LE advancements
- 5:18Bluetooth mesh and ESLs
- 6:00OraCast audio
- 7:02Channel Sounding intro
- 7:46Measuring distance with CS
- 9:29CS test results
- 13:02CS rollout status
- 14:23Summary
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