Embedded BLE Sensor Orchestrator
High-performance C service for embedded Linux integrating complex arrays of industrial BLE sensors and beacons.
A high-performance C service for embedded Linux systems, designed to integrate and manage complex arrays of industrial sensors and Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons.
Tech Stack:
C, Texas Instruments Bluetopia, BLE, Embedded Linux, Sensor Fusion
Industrial environments use mixed sensor ecosystems (temperature, inclinometers, presence) from different manufacturers that "speak" different Bluetooth dialects. Extracting value from these environments requires a "universal translator" capable of collecting telemetry from multiple sources in parallel without saturating the system.
Designed on Texas Instruments' Bluetopia stack, this C service manages low-level GATT profiles and asynchronous scans. It is extremely resource-efficient, maintaining dozens of concurrent sensor connections with a tiny memory footprint on the host operating system.
Benefits:
Total Operational Awareness:
Centralizes data streams from disparate sensors into a single source of truth.
Advanced Visibility:
Enables complex monitoring (e.g., cold chain audits or tilt detection in heavy machinery) that standard off-the-shelf software cannot process.
Go beyond the limitations of generic commercial hardware. We develop system-level integrations that unify multiple industrial sensors into a single data stream, giving you absolute visibility over your physical operation.
