This specification defines how a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) conveyed over an out-of-band (OOB) medium can be used to convey information about a Broadcast Source to a Broadcast Assistant or General Attribute Profile (GATT) Client. It shows how this can be used with a quick response (QR) code or other OOB methods to help guide […]

The Industrial Measurement Device Profile (IMDP) provides a standard way for wireless industrial measurement devices such as smart tool holders, smart clamping chucks, and other measurement devices to communicate real-time and historical measurement data with any Bluetooth-enabled, machine tool control system.

The Industrial Measurement Device Service (IMDS) provides a standard way for wireless industrial measurement devices such as smart tool holders, smart clamping chucks, and other measurement devices to communicate real-time and historical measurement data with any Bluetooth-enabled machine tool control system.

This profile defines how devices can distribute and/or consume audio using Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) wireless communications. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

This specification describes the service that exposes the volume offset of an audio output. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

This specification describes the service that exposes a control interface and volume state on an audio device. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

This service provides the client with the ability to control and interact with media players. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

The Published Audio Capabilities (PACS) service exposes server audio capabilities and audio availability, allowing discovery by clients. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

This specification defines a Low Complexity Communication Codec (LC3), which is an efficient codec for audio applications, including hearing aid applications, speech, and music. This version supports frame intervals of 7.5 ms and 10 ms. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio

This profile defines the requirements for Bluetooth devices necessary for interoperability within the hearing aid ecosystem. It specifies behaviors related to audio streaming and remote control of the hearing aid using the Bluetooth Low Energy Audio (LE Audio) framework. Related Resource(s): Introducing Bluetooth® LE Audio