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The Bluetooth SIG Hosts The Auracast Experience at Computex Taipei

  • Jason Marcel
  • Bluetooth SIG

Trade body (Bluetooth SIG promotional event with member companies; the SIG is funded by its member companies and owns the Auracast trademark)

Summary

An organiser account of choosing languages and television broadcasts in staged settings.

Key findings

  • The event took place on 31 May 2023. Participants received earbuds and a phone with an Auracast app for simulated public environments.
  • A mock lecture offered language selection, and a simulated sports bar offered a choice between different television broadcasts.
  • The Unmuting Silent TVs at an Airport Sports Bar section describes switching between television audio broadcasts as seamless and without delay. This is the organiser’s description; no timing measurements accompany it.

Limits

Promotional demonstration, not an operating-venue study. No participant count, hearing-loss breakdown, device list, selection-error rate or measured switching time. The language demonstration is used only as evidence about the shared selection path; conference interpretation is outside scope.

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Jason Marcel. The Bluetooth SIG Hosts The Auracast Experience at Computex Taipei. Bluetooth SIG. 1 June 2023. https://www.bluetooth.com/blog/the-bluetooth-sig-hosts-the-auracast-experience-at-computex-taipei/ (accessed 13 October 2026).

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