# Broadcasting Wind Data

The eStela Mobile App can connect to Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) anemometers to transmit real-time wind data during a tracking session.

This functionality provides the system with accurate wind information, improving:&#x20;

* Visualization (e.g., laylines and wind overlays)&#x20;
* Real-time classification precision&#x20;
* Post-race performance analysis

### How It Works

When connected, the app transmits live wind readings that are automatically linked to the active tracking session.

Each wind data point includes:  Timestamp, Latitude and longitude, Wind speed, Wind direction

These records are stored by eStela and used for accurate race insights and playback.

### Connecting an Anemometer

To connect a BLE anemometer:&#x20;

1. Open the eStela Mobile App&#x20;
2. Start tracking your session&#x20;
3. Tap the Bluetooth icon on the screen&#x20;
4. Follow the connection steps displayed in the app

Once paired, the app will automatically begin transmitting wind data to eStela.

### Supported Devices

Currently supported BLE anemometers are available from: [🔗 Calypso Instruments](https://calypsoinstruments.com/)

If you’d like to integrate another Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) anemometer, please [contact us](/troubleshooting-and-support/contacting-support.md) — we’re happy to collaborate on adding compatibility.


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