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Detecting Congestion within a Bluetooth Piconet: Video Streaming Response

Abstract: In a Bluetooth piconet, congestion may arise as multiple flows pass via the master node across the shared wireless channel. While packet loss and delay are common measures of congestion, within a piconet the transmitter buffer fullness is a more suitable metric, as it more directly indicates congestion and the onset of congestion. For video traffic, simulation results clearly show the advantage of buffer fullness as the congestion indicator compared to other possible metrics, in terms of delivered video quality.