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Features in development

From https://assistivelisteningknowledgebase.org/evidence/sig-in-development/ · record checked 9 October 2026

  • Bluetooth SIG

Standards body (Bluetooth SIG, an industry association funded by its member companies, which owns the Auracast trademark)

Summary

The SIG's overview of several key specification projects in progress.

Key findings

  • Its partial list of LE Audio projects includes extended Auracast coverage (several transmitters to cover large environments), increased Auracast capacity (several transmitters carrying more streams than one can, such as multi-language broadcasts) and a way for receivers with limited controls, such as hearing aids, to join a broadcast without another device such as a phone.

Limits

One-line descriptions only; no dates or technical content for the Auracast projects. The page is undated; it was read on 9 October 2026.

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www.bluetooth.com/specifications/specifications-in-development

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Bluetooth SIG. Features in development. n.d. https://www.bluetooth.com/specifications/specifications-in-development/ (accessed 9 October 2026).

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