Bluetooth 4.2 standard release, support directly connected Internet

Bluetooth Special acquires Group has released the blue tooth 4.2 standard, adding several new properties and features.

Highlights include:

Improve data transmission speed-firmware upgrade, can speed up 2.5 times times

Privacy Protection-Bluetooth Smart positioning allows only device owners and authorized users to access. In addition, the new standards include FIPS encryption, which facilitates the creation of secure connections.

It is worth mentioning that, with the support of the new standard, Bluetooth can be used on the IPV6-you can use your own equipment directly connected.

Mark Powell of the Bluetooth Technology Alliance points out:

"Bluetooth 4.2 can consolidate and maintain the status of Bluetooth as the best connection technology in life technology, both for personal sensors and for interconnection between families." In addition to perfecting the standard, the new IPSP configuration file combines IPv6 features with Bluetooth. ”

There is no doubt that there are new opportunities for entrepreneurs who make Bluetooth sensors and related external borrowing equipment.