BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
I'll be honest: when I first stumbled across LoRa technology at a trade show three years ago, I thought it sounded too good to be true. Long-range wireless communication that sips power like a hummingbird? Devices running for years on a single battery? The whole pitch felt like someone was trying to sell me oceanfront property in Arizona. Turns out, I was dead wrong.
BLE changed everything for battery-powered gadgets, and I'll die on this hill. When I first started tinkering with wireless sensors back in 2012, Classic Bluetooth was basically a battery vampire. You'd slap together a heart rate monitor prototype and the coin cell would be dead within hours. Then BLE arrived and suddenly we're talking months or years on the same tiny battery.
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