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| Subject: | RE: Wireless Dev: Bluetooth apps |
| Date: |
06/15/2000 03:02:34 PM |
| From: |
Myk O'Leary |
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The new Anoto pen (http://www.anoto.com/index_main.asp) uses Bluetooth to
transmit information that is written on a special scatter plot. The whiz
bang of this product is more in the camera recognition of what you write by
knowing where in the scatter plot you are, but the Bluetooth portion sets it
up for even more. Take a look through the site, it's actually a pretty
nifty product.
Myk O'Leary.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bryan Morgan [mailto:bryan@wirelessdevnet.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2000 12:46 PM
To: wirelesslist@wirelessdevnet.com
Subject: Wireless Dev: Bluetooth apps
I'm interested to know if anyone has any experience working with Bluetooth
at the applications level. I continually see tons of announcements laying
out the framework for the hardware but I haven't seen anything really
whiz-bang on the software side other than the Motorola Piano project
(Jini/Bluetooth combo). As opposed to the monolithic
multiple-clients-talking-to-single-server apps that are so prevalent today,
Bluetooth "could" spawn a host of multiple-clients-to-multiple-clients apps
where basically everyone's device is wide open to talk to everyone else.
Are we ready for that?!?
Bryan
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