Is it possible to have multiple Bluetooth devices in close proximity without causing interference with each other?
Bluetooth communications was designed to support many hundreds of devices in very close proximity without disturbing each other. Further enhancements with Bluetooth 1.2 and Adaptive Frequency Hopping make the communications even more robust, while minimizing interference to co-located WiFi networks.
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