Connectivity solution to link a Bluetooth camera to the Internet

Bigioi, Petronel; Ionas, A.; Susanu, G.; Corcoran, Patricia M.

doi:10.1109/30.964112

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“…I have had a bit of an interest in device connectivity [1], [2] and linking digital imaging directly with the Internet [3]- [5] for quite some time now. More recently, an article about real-time connectivity was featured in the launch issue of IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine, showing that digital cameras based on today's Wi-Fi connectivity could work quite well with no local storage apart from a small cache buffer [6].…”

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Of Cameras and Clouds [Notes from the Editor]

Corcoran

2013

IEEE Consumer Electron. Mag.

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Of Cameras and Clouds [Notes from the Editor]

Corcoran

2013

IEEE Consumer Electron. Mag.

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“…Related to the solution [4], our Bluetooth Digital still camera solution, which scenario is shown in figure 4, makes a further step. In fact the article [4] proposes a serial link via Bluetooth between a digital still camera and a Personal Computer that manages the images.…”

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“…In fact the article [4] proposes a serial link via Bluetooth between a digital still camera and a Personal Computer that manages the images. It is hence of a cable replacement made using the Bluetooth protocol at RFCom level.…”

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Bluetooth digital still camera

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%675$&7The Bluetooth specifications currently include many application profiles that define the requirements for some usage cases. In this paper the attention is focused on the "Basic Imaging Profile" BIP. The BIP could add important features to classic Digital Still Cameras, such as the possibility to send images to a Bluetooth Printer, or to send the image on Internet with a Bluetooth cellular phone..H\ZRUGV Bluetooth, digital still camera, wireless, profiles, XML. ,1752'8&7,21The recent technological development has allowed the diffusion, on a large scale, of modern computational and TLC tools. Personal Computers, notebooks, mobile phones and palmtops are widely used both for personal and professional purpose. As far as the connection of such heterogeneous devices is concerned, wired or wireless makes no difference.The Bluetooth system [1] addressed the need to create a universal communication method. For this reason, in the 1998, many important companies, working on different fields, joined a consortium called SIG (Special Interest Group) with the scope to define this new standard. The main characteristic of this technology is to connect devices in a range of 100m, without the binds of other technologies. Bluetooth guaranties a fast and secure transmission of voice and data through synchronous and asynchronous links. The applications allow the creation of a universal link among already present technologies, among terminals and peripherals or, simpler, allow creating small private groups of devices connected themselves (Personal Area Network) that, unbound form fixed links, can exchange information easily and quickly.

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“…Early work [6], [7] used a dial-up connection but this was soon superseded by Bluetooth [2] and cell-phone network [1] connectivity and then by wireless 802.11b [4]. Later, after the introduction of USB technology in digital cameras, the PTP [3] standard was created to take the full advantage of the increased transfer speeds implementing easy management of capturing and transfer operations.…”

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