Bluetooth low energy (LE) is a specification adopted by the Bluetooth SIG in April 2009 that enables low-power peripherals with a battery life of months to years to communicate with Bluetooth in hands [..]

The latest iteration of Bluetooth, also called Bluetooth 4.0. It offers lower power use for portable devices and new profiles including Bluetooth Mesh, a Bluetooth topology that allows devices to be connected together, sending/repeating commands from the hub to any connected device. Apple’s iBeacon is an example of a BLE application, and BLE as man [..]

is a power-conserving variant of Bluetooth

Also known as Bluetooth 4.0, this is a wireless, personal-area network with short range and low power consumption that allows for objects to transmit data. This is the “next generation” of Bluetooth t [..]

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE, Bluetooth 4.0) is a version of the Bluetooth wireless communications standard, which runs constantly, announcing a device’s presence to local sensors and optimizing battery [..]