The next-generation collaboration of Bluetooth 5 and the Internet of Things might omit batteries

Bluetooth 5 is the latest upgrade to the wireless connectivity technology which is designed to enhance the connectivity of the device to a home or car appliances. The makers claim that the latest Bluetooth 5 will be compatible with major IoT (Internet of Things) applications.  

Atmosic Technologies Company is focusing on developing technologies to lower the power requirement of Bluetooth 5 to enable its connectivity to IoT devices. It will help build strong connectivity between the two devices.

Bluetooth 5 is evolved in all aspects starting from speed, range, and the bandwidth. The makers claim that the bandwidth speed is given an eight times hike than the previous version. It is going to be a revolutionary upgrade for better connectivity amongst the network-oriented devices.

The idea of linking Bluetooth 5 to IoT devices was originated by keeping in mind the Bluetooth presence in almost all high-tech smartphones. For IoT connectivity, the applications demand a long-range with minimal bandwidth.

Bluetooth 5 is also perfect for enabling connection security. It is essential to prevent other wireless devices to interfere with the running network for better use of IoT applications. Various tech giants say that there will be more than 30 billion Bluetooth devices by the end of the year 2023. It will eventually increase the percentage of IoT applications.

Atmosic Technologies is looking forward to design low power IoT applications with the use of their RF CMOS technology. Use of this technology will lead the IoT applications without the necessity of a battery. 50% of the device-related issues get solved without the necessity of a battery.

Omitting battery for the IoT applications will put a positive impact on saving cost and maintenance. The evolution of Bluetooth and IoT applications are proceeding altogether and there is a lot to witness in the coming years.