Overview
- Bluetooth terminal location technology uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices and a location system to locate Bluetooth terminals through the iBeacon protocol. An AP with a built-in Bluetooth module collects information about BLE devices and sends
the information to a server through an AC. The server sends data about maps and BLE device locations to a Bluetooth terminal through an app server. The Bluetooth terminal then works with the location app to calculate its own location. Alternatively, the AP collects information carried in Bluetooth terminal location packets and sends the information to the AC or location server for server-side location.
- Bluetooth tag location technology uses Bluetooth tags and a location system to locate Bluetooth tags through the BLE protocol. An AP with a built-in Bluetooth module collects information about Bluetooth tags and sends the information
to a location server to locate the Bluetooth tags. The AP also monitors battery power of Bluetooth tags and checks whether Bluetooth tags are disconnected.
- Bluetooth data transparent transmission technology is used to enable an AP with a built-in Bluetooth module to collect data from Bluetooth clients (such as Bluetooth thermometers, blood pressure monitors, and heart rate monitors)
and upload the data to a server.