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Typically, a wireless ad hoc network is an independent cluster of communicating peers that use unpredictable wireless back connections and do not rely on a centralized government or technology. More technically, an individual Area Network (PAN) is an informal network that links devices in close proximity, typically around a person or a specific item. It's known as a Wireless Personal Area Network at this point in time when IR or RF broadcasts are utilized to connect PAN members (WPAN). IEEE 802.15 WG has also established a Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) signalization on the Bluetooth 1.1 definition (model 1.1). A WPAN's primary goal is to create a peer-to-peer network of wireless devices that surround an individual. Using Bluetooth R when the underlying WPAN technology has swarming capabilities and reduced power performance makes it ideal.This paper explains the history of Bluetooth R, as well as its particular details and nomenclature.