Creating and Securing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Applications
Creating and Securing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Applications
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 1h 52m | 228 MB
Instructor: Israel Gbati
.MP4, AVC, 1280x720, 30 fps | English, AAC, 2 Ch | 1h 52m | 228 MB
Instructor: Israel Gbati
Bluetooth Low Energy is the dominant local wireless connection between devices, connecting device to device without needing a larger Wi-Fi network. Its low power consumption still lets it reach the same range as its Bluetooth predecessors, but it can work in a wider range of generally battery-powered devices.
Like all networking approaches, BLE has a complex stack of layers for managing information through application, networking, and transmission. Join instructor Israel Gbati as he shows you how to build software and firmware into your devices for stable and reliable communications. This course is an ideal fit for developers building and supporting devices that need local communications connectivity.
Learning objectives
- Plan your BLE approach for specific project situations.
- Manage access and attributes through GAP and GATT.
- Establish a development workflow for software and firmware development.
- Protect your applications and their data from hostile attacks.
- Optimize your project for efficient power consumption.
Creating and Securing Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Applications
