Bluetooth beyond Digital Contact Tracing

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Describes how the Herald API and Bluetooth Low Energy / MESH — the same stack used for national COVID-19 exposure apps — can be repurposed for hospital and public-health use cases such as replacing pagers, locating equipment, indoor navigation, and wearable health monitoring. Explains an approach built from open-source software, hardware and data to deploy these Bluetooth-based services while supporting public-health policy and respecting individual freedoms like international movement.

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