Abstract
This article investigates the viability of a merger between Bluetooth and Ultra Wideband by developing and implementing a Bluetooth over Ultra Wideband data channeling system with an emphasis on the design of an economically feasible system and the viability of the proposed merger points. The designed system is then applied to transfer Bluetooth data over a compliant UWB Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical (PHY) layer radio channel to prove its functioning and unveil the advantages UWB may provide to Bluetooth with regards to speed and distance.
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