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Google earphone Certification

Google Fast Pair is a technology designed to simplify the process of pairing Bluetooth headsets with Android devices. When a Fast Pair-enabled headset is in close proximity to an Android device, the device automatically recognises the headset and displays a pairing prompt. Spatial Audio is a technology that enhances the audio experience by simulating a three-dimensional sound environment to provide a more immersive listening experience.

Enterprise Compliance

Google earphone Fast Pair Certification and Spatial Audio Certification

I. Google Fast pair certification

1.Fast pair function introduction

Fast pair uses the ‘Nearby’ platform to enable one-click pairing with Bluetooth devices.
Device manufacturers can implement fast pairing specifications to provide users with an easier out-of-the-box experience, and can also use the device console to manage their devices.




Google Fast Pairing Service (GFPS), also known as Fast Pairing (FP), is a component of the Nearby Platform that enables fast, power-efficient device pairing using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE).GFPS is designed to accommodate a wide range of devices, from in-ear headphones to loudspeakers, and enables partners to implement FP functionality across product lines. The specification also includes several extensions that partners can implement to provide additional functionality to their customers.

2. Certification Process

2.1. Integrate and validate GFPS on the device.

2.2. Prepare a self-test report.

2.3. Submit your device for certification.

2.4. Obtain Google‘s official certification and have the authority to enable GFPS.

II. Google Spatial audio certification

1.Spatial audio function introduction

Spatial audio is used to create a sound field that surrounds the listener. With spatial audio, users are able to perceive channels and individual sounds in a position different from the actual position of the inverter of the audio device used for playback. For example, the Spatial Audio function enables the user to listen to multi-channel audio tracks through headphones. When using the spatial audio feature, the user can perceive the dialogue in front of them, as well as the surround effect behind them, even though the headset only has two inverters for playing audio.

The head tracking feature helps the user understand the nature of the spatialised sound field simulated around their head. This experience is only effective if the delay time is short, measured as the time difference between the user turning their head and hearing the virtual speaker position move accordingly.

2. Spatial audio requirements

2.1. The audio HAL and audio DSP must support a dedicated output path for spatial audio.

2.2. The headset must include a built-in head tracker sensor in order to listen to head-tracked spatial audio.

2.3. The implementation must conform to the proposed standards for head tracking via the HID protocol from Bluetooth headsets to mobile phones.

2.4. To implement spatial audio support, you need to use Audio HAV v7.1.

3. Spatial audio certification

Enables Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) to support spatial audio and head tracking without vendor-specific customisations or SDKs.
Mobile phones and tablet devices are included in the GMS certification with hardware support and the assertion ro.audio.spatializer_enabled=true.
Headset-related certifications open after Android 15.

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