Bluetooth Startup Ideas

3 years ago

A company that makes a pair of Bluetooth headphones that are like a high-end pair of AirPods, but with a subscription service to make them more affordable.

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3 years ago

A startup that allows users to stream music from their smartphone to any bluetooth speaker

167

2 years ago

A Bluetooth-powered bra that connects to a smartphone app to track exercise and sleep cycles.

164

3 years ago

A kitchen system called the “KitchenPod” that’s meant to let you cook, then take the result home for later. The kitchen has a base unit, and a separate pod that connects to a smartphone. The fridge is connected to the base unit via Bluetooth, so it can track things like what you’re eating and how much of it you’re eating. When the pod is connected to the base unit, it can track the fridge’s temperature, as well as how much food it’s holding.

148

3 years ago

A hardware company that builds its own Bluetooth devices with a focus on connecting medical devices to the internet. It recently raised $5 million in a Series A led by Family Offices.

142

3 years ago

This company is building the next generation of the internet of things device. The startup can send notifications to sensors, over Bluetooth, on smartphones, and even on laptops with a gesture.

142

1 year ago

The startup makes a smart eye mask with a bluetooth connection to your phone. The startup says “the only thing that can disrupt your sleep is the sound of your phone ringing.”

131

1 year ago

An wearable hat that links with your phone via Bluetooth and can link with other devices via Bluetooth and the Internet of Things. It’s suppose to be a smart hat that can help a user stay connected and lower their chances of getting a concussion.

130

2 years ago

A startup that aims to reduce car theft by using Bluetooth beacons to locate stolen cars, have their owners remotely lock them.

123

3 years ago

A startup that builds custom smart shoes for people with disabilities. The shoes use a wireless accelerometer and Bluetooth technology to detect movement and alert a person when they’re about to fall. The startup is currently working with the military, but is looking to expand into consumer markets.

115

2 years ago

A hardware startup that allows you to make your own Bluetooth earbuds.

102

2 years ago

A technology company that is building a “truly universal” Bluetooth smartwatch for the masses.

97

2 years ago

A $40 Bluetooth Smart speaker. The startup has raised $1.6 million in seed funding from Play Ventures.

97

7 months ago

A startup known as PayTag, which allows users to “unlock” their phones via Bluetooth, scanning a QR code on the phone and paying for the phone in the process.

81

6 months ago

A smartwatch that can unlock your phone over Bluetooth. It’s also a fitness tracker and has socially-integrated features.

79

1 year ago

A company that tracks people’s location by using Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi signals.

77

2 years ago

A product that connects your phone to other devices, such as a car’s Bluetooth, and syncs your phone’s clock with the car’s.

74

1 year ago

This startup is building a new type of monitor that can be worn while exercising or working out to help you see the world in 3D. The company says the technology is like a Google Glass or Oculus Rift, but is made out of plastic and has a lightweight frame. It also comes with a built-in Bluetooth speaker.

74

1 year ago

A company that sells a new kind of “smart” exercise band that connects to your iPhone with a bluetooth function.

70

1 year ago

A startup that’s developing a self-driving electric vehicle for the cost of a $1,000 taxicab. It’s a smart car that communicates via Bluetooth, offers a variety of car-related services, and can be controlled through an app.

67

1 year ago

A digital camera that shoots video, allows you to edit and share videos and photos, and can be connected to your phone via Bluetooth.

63

1 year ago

A hardware company that’s selling a $199 device that connects to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS to track eyewear, supposedly more accurately than existing solutions.

59

1 year ago

Health care startup developing a “digital doctor” app that connects to a patient’s phone via Bluetooth and provides remote care consultations.

57

1 year ago

In July 2019, the company began selling a credit card-sized device called a “pocket hacker” that can replace a key fob with a Bluetooth-connected device that allows you to lock and unlock your vehicle without a key. The pocket hacker has been a popular product at tech and automobile trade shows, and customers pay $99 a month to use the device.

56

1 year ago

This startup lets people unlock the Internet with the wave of their hand. It’s like a WiFi-enabled and Bluetooth-enabled pair of glasses, but instead of tracking your eye movements, it tracks your hand movements.

55

3 years ago

Idea: TrackR aims to help keep track of your things, be it keys, pets, or anything else that you might lose The hardware is a small device that can connect via bluetooth to your phone

54

1 year ago

A simple way for people who use a wheelchair to move around with their phone. The startup wants to build a Bluetooth-enabled wheelchair that can be controlled with a smartphone. The wheelchair will come with a suite of sensors that will allow users to walk and even hop over obstacles.

52

1 year ago

The startup is building a product that helps users experience their music in a way that’s more similar to how music is experienced in real life. It’s a 360-degree surround sound speaker for headphones that connects to a phone via Bluetooth.

45

7 months ago

These are basically a Bluetooth-connected pair of earbuds that you wear while running to monitor your steps and encourage running more.

43

11 months ago

A hardware startup that makes hardware for use with smartphone apps, such as a Bluetooth keyboard for your phone.

39

2 months ago

A very small device that mounts on a bike handlebar that uses Bluetooth to track a rider’s speed and distance and keep tabs on things like calories and time.

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Bluetooth Startup Ideas

A company that makes a pair of Bluetooth headphones that are like a high-end pair of AirPods, but with a subscription service to make them more affordable.

A startup that allows users to stream music from their smartphone to any bluetooth speaker

A Bluetooth-powered bra that connects to a smartphone app to track exercise and sleep cycles.

A hardware company that builds its own Bluetooth devices with a focus on connecting medical devices to the internet. It recently raised $5 million in a Series A led by Family Offices.

This company is building the next generation of the internet of things device. The startup can send notifications to sensors, over Bluetooth, on smartphones, and even on laptops with a gesture.

The startup makes a smart eye mask with a bluetooth connection to your phone. The startup says “the only thing that can disrupt your sleep is the sound of your phone ringing.”

An wearable hat that links with your phone via Bluetooth and can link with other devices via Bluetooth and the Internet of Things. It’s suppose to be a smart hat that can help a user stay connected and lower their chances of getting a concussion.

A startup that aims to reduce car theft by using Bluetooth beacons to locate stolen cars, have their owners remotely lock them.

A hardware startup that allows you to make your own Bluetooth earbuds.

A technology company that is building a “truly universal” Bluetooth smartwatch for the masses.

A $40 Bluetooth Smart speaker. The startup has raised $1.6 million in seed funding from Play Ventures.

A startup known as PayTag, which allows users to “unlock” their phones via Bluetooth, scanning a QR code on the phone and paying for the phone in the process.

A smartwatch that can unlock your phone over Bluetooth. It’s also a fitness tracker and has socially-integrated features.

A company that tracks people’s location by using Bluetooth, GPS and Wi-Fi signals.

A product that connects your phone to other devices, such as a car’s Bluetooth, and syncs your phone’s clock with the car’s.

A company that sells a new kind of “smart” exercise band that connects to your iPhone with a bluetooth function.

A startup that’s developing a self-driving electric vehicle for the cost of a $1,000 taxicab. It’s a smart car that communicates via Bluetooth, offers a variety of car-related services, and can be controlled through an app.

A digital camera that shoots video, allows you to edit and share videos and photos, and can be connected to your phone via Bluetooth.

A hardware company that’s selling a $199 device that connects to Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and GPS to track eyewear, supposedly more accurately than existing solutions.

Health care startup developing a “digital doctor” app that connects to a patient’s phone via Bluetooth and provides remote care consultations.

This startup lets people unlock the Internet with the wave of their hand. It’s like a WiFi-enabled and Bluetooth-enabled pair of glasses, but instead of tracking your eye movements, it tracks your hand movements.

Idea: TrackR aims to help keep track of your things, be it keys, pets, or anything else that you might lose The hardware is a small device that can connect via bluetooth to your phone

A simple way for people who use a wheelchair to move around with their phone. The startup wants to build a Bluetooth-enabled wheelchair that can be controlled with a smartphone. The wheelchair will come with a suite of sensors that will allow users to walk and even hop over obstacles.

The startup is building a product that helps users experience their music in a way that’s more similar to how music is experienced in real life. It’s a 360-degree surround sound speaker for headphones that connects to a phone via Bluetooth.

These are basically a Bluetooth-connected pair of earbuds that you wear while running to monitor your steps and encourage running more.

A hardware startup that makes hardware for use with smartphone apps, such as a Bluetooth keyboard for your phone.

A very small device that mounts on a bike handlebar that uses Bluetooth to track a rider’s speed and distance and keep tabs on things like calories and time.