At the device
Mobile app
Give a technician an Android or iOS interface to check equipment, change a setting, or collect a reading.
Connected equipment · field tasks · office records
Bluetooth Low Energy software for connected devices
Help a technician configure equipment at the job site, check a device reading, and send the result to an office record. AHG develops custom software around the device, the person using it, and the information that needs to leave the site.
The person beside the equipment
Start with the device task
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a wireless connection used to exchange short messages with nearby devices. Begin with the job: a technician needs to identify the right sensor, configure a setting, or read a measurement beside the equipment.
Define what the technician should see before leaving the site and what the office needs afterward. Those decisions give the mobile app and device interface a clear scope.
Choose the project components
Choose the software around the equipment
A project may need one component or several. Decide from the work on site and the record that must reach the office.
At the site
Gateway software
Plan how a gateway receives device data and sends the records required by the project.
At the office
Cloud software
Organize submitted device records so office staff can review readings and prepare reports.
Inside the device
Firmware
Develop the device-side communication needed to exchange settings, commands, and readings with the app.
Explore Bluetooth mobile apps, IoT device control, or custom mobile and cloud software.
One reading, a defined handoff
Move device data to the people who need it
Decide which reading to capture, how it leaves the site, and who reviews it. Connection requirements and transfer timing are part of the project scope.
- 01 · Equipment
Device
Read a setting, status, or sensor measurement.
- 02 · Site handoff
Phone or gateway
Collect the result and send the required data.
- 03 · Saved information
Cloud record
Keep the device identity with the submitted reading.
- 04 · Follow-up
Office review
Check the record and decide what work comes next.
Discuss a concrete job
Connected-device jobs AHG can scope
Use an actual device and a typical site visit to explain the work. These examples are starting points for a custom project.
Configure equipment on site
An installer identifies the device, reads its settings, and applies the changes needed for that location.
Collect a sensor reading
A service technician checks a temperature or pressure measurement and records which equipment it came from.
Review equipment records
An operations team reviews submitted readings from equipment at different sites and prepares the required report.
Project questions
Frequently asked questions
What Bluetooth Low Energy software can AHG build?
AHG can develop custom mobile apps, gateway software, cloud software, and device firmware. The project starts with what a user needs to configure, control, or read from the equipment.
Can AHG build Android and iOS apps for a Bluetooth device?
Yes. AHG builds Bluetooth apps for Android and iOS. The device interface, supported phones, and setup or control tasks are defined for each project.
Can a Bluetooth project include cloud software, gateway software, or firmware?
Yes. Those components can be part of a custom project. The equipment, site connections, and records the office needs determine which components to include.
What should a technician do with your device?
Talk through the job