yungman said:I don't see why not. It'll work. The question is why?! It is more complicated to use BT as you are dealing with microwave, all the protocode, software and all. On top, you might have to deal with FCC when you transmit EM into air.
likephysics said:Infrared light is also EM wave :tongue:
Bluetooth technology is a type of wireless communication that allows electronic devices to exchange data over short distances without the need for cables or wires. It uses radio waves to transmit information between devices, making it convenient and efficient for remote use.
Bluetooth uses a specific frequency range to create a personal area network (PAN) between devices. One device acts as a transmitter, sending out radio waves, while the other device acts as a receiver, picking up the waves and decoding the data. The devices must be within close proximity to each other for the technology to work.
Bluetooth technology allows for easy and convenient communication between devices, without the need for wires or internet connection. It also uses low power consumption, making it energy-efficient and cost-effective. Additionally, Bluetooth technology is widely available and compatible with most electronic devices.
Bluetooth technology is commonly used in remote settings for tasks such as controlling electronic devices (e.g. remote-controlled cars), transferring data between devices (e.g. wireless file transfer), and connecting devices to audio systems (e.g. wireless speakers). It can also be used for remote monitoring and tracking of devices.
While Bluetooth technology is generally considered safe and secure, there have been some concerns about potential vulnerabilities and hacking. It is important to keep devices updated with the latest security patches and use secure pairing methods to minimize the risk of unauthorized access.