Predictions for a connected 2018

Rob Aitken

2017 was the year Artificial Intelligence (AI) became pervasive in homes, thanks in part to aggressive ad campaigns from Amazon and Google declaring their digital home assistants the new must-have household appliances, bringing the consumer vision of…

Next generation Cordio Bluetooth IP

Prithi Ramakrishnan

At Bluetooth World Asia 2018, Arm is introducing its third generation of Bluetooth radio IP, Bluetooth Mesh software and joint product offerings through ecosystem partners. This blog post details our new releases and what you can see at Bluetooth World…

Bluetooth mesh with Bluetooth 5 and Cordio radio IP

Jason Hillyard

The Bluetooth SIG's formal release of a new specification for mesh networking is big news in the Bluetooth world. While Bluetooth technology has been around for nearly two decades it has always focused on point-to-point connections or simple broadcasting…

Smart Parking Meter: From Bluetooth low energy to the IoT cloud

Charles Dittmer

For more information on ARM’s participation at Bluetooth World 2017 on 28-29 March, please visit ‘ARM at Bluetooth World 2017: A guide’.

So the fun part about working in Technical Marketing in the Wireless Business Unit at ARM is that…

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New low power Bluetooth 5 - 2Mbps transfer demo with Arm Cordio based Radio IP

Carl Williamson

New low power Bluetooth 5 - 2Mbps transfer demo with Arm Cordio^® based Radio IP

More battery life, or no battery at all, for low power devices with Bluetooth 5 and 802.15.4

Philippe Bressy

The cat is out of the bag. At TechCon, ARM launched its latest Cordio radio IP architecture that provides support for both Bluetooth® 5 and 802.15.4 (ARM Cordio radio IP: Flexible Bluetooth 5 and 802.15.4 connectivity architecture for IoT edge de…

over 3 years ago

Internet of Things
Internet of Things

Bits and pieces will not do – IoT needs complete solutions!

Prithi Ramakrishnan

In the next few years we will see billions of new devices connected to the Internet of Things (IoT) market. In addition to having a microprocessor and sensor solution each semiconductor IC device will need a connectivity solution. However picking the…

Microduino brings LEGO-block efficiency to prototyping

Janisha Patel

Meet Microduino, the Chinese company that is bringing a DIY approach to rapid prototyping for developers and engineers. Founded in 2012 after originally designing its Arduino-compatible boards to monitor server room temperature, Microduino is Ikea-meets…

Could removing the headphone jack mark the start of the Bluetooth low energy audio accessories market?

Paul Williamson

The latest Bluetooth^® low energy (Bluetooth 5) standard introduced an increased data rate of 2Mbps as demonstrated with the ARM^® Cordio^® IP in Prithi Ramakrishnan’s blog ‘Bluetooth 5: faster, farther, stronger – And still…

over 3 years ago

Internet of Things
Internet of Things

ARM and Cadence Work Together to Simplify IoT Design

Eoin McCann

How is the Internet of Things landscape like San Francisco in the 1800’s? Well the gold rush gave opportunity to many who came to find their fortune. They sought to move beyond the established order through applying new thinking to tap into the huge reserves…

Bluetooth World Panel: Is the IoT hype or hope?

Brian Fuller

The Internet of Things is neither hype nor hope, but moving to a world of billions of interconnected, secure, easy-to-use devices with a profitable business model is anything but simple.

That was the consensus of a panel here (March 14) at Bluetooth…

The waves of Bluetooth Smart Applications

Prithi Ramakrishnan

Let us start with the first decade, by this I mean 2000 to 2010, the Triassic period of Bluetooth devices: Bluetooth was introduced in 1999 and its goal was to be a wire replacement technology. And that it achieved. The ubiquitous Bluetooth headset which…

Bluetooth World: Wireless connected microcontrollers are changing the rules

Paul Williamson

A journalist recently said to me:

“The trouble with IoT is that it isn't making a visible difference yet.”

I had to disagree, at least in part. IoT IS making a difference but a key part of that difference isn't visible: The connected microcontroller…

Bluetooth Smart IP from ARM - what a difference a year makes . . .

Bob Morris

It has been year since ARM got into the Bluetooth Smart business with the acquisition of Wicentric, a software company, which was followed up by the purchase of Sunrise Micro Devices, a radio IP company. Both companies became the nucleus of ARM’s new…

Does Chromecast signal a bad week for Bluetooth?

Paul Williamson

This week Google launched their new Chromecast audio and encouraged you to switch to WiFi for your streaming audio. The shift in audio listening habits is real, content is no longer local, and streaming is growing at a huge rate.

So does this mean the…

Five Steps to IoT Development

John Blyler

Creating applications for the Internet of Things is surprisingly easy yet not without challenges. But don’t worry – you don’t have to go at it alone.

Are you ready to turn your ideas into an Internet of Things hardware-software reality…

Bluetooth Technology for Wearable Devices

Will Tu

中文版 Chinese Version: 面向可穿戴设备的蓝牙技术

Wearable technology certainly made a splash at CES 2014 in Las Vegas. Several industries such as healthcare, sport and fitness, gaming, and even fashion were demonstrating next-generation concepts to see what could shape…