Auracast for public locations

Summary

The SIG's page for venues offering Auracast.

Key findings

• The section on adding Auracast at a public location sets out three steps: deploy the broadcast, register the location and apply the branding. Steps 2 and 3 describe registration benefits and use of the trademarks under the location brand guide.
• States that the SIG "will soon publish a deployment guide for public locations"; no date given.
• Says the guide will remind installers of the deployment requirements for using the Auracast trademarks, including registering with the SIG, which are set out in the Public Location Brand Guide.

Limits

Programme description from the trademark owner, including an announcement of a future deployment guide. It describes no installer examination and supplies no commissioning measurements for an individual venue. The page is undated; the archived original was checked on 13 October 2026.

Read the original

www.bluetooth.com/auracast/public-locations

Link checked 13 October 2026. We link to the original and do not host copies.

Cited in

• How do many transmitters share one broadcast across a large venue?Open
• What commissioning tests and pass limits will the standards require?Open
• Will equipment bought today meet the standards that follow?Open
• How do listeners learn that a venue has assistive listening, and which signs and symbols do the rules ask for?Partly answered
• Who designs and installs assistive listening, and what training or certification exists?Partly answered

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