Ultra Wideband is a fast, secure, low power radio protocol used to measure distance and location precisely. Here’s everything you need to know about Ultra-wideband.

Top-tier smartphones from Apple, Google, and Samsung now support ultra-wideband (UWB) technology. But what is it and what can it do?

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UWB (ultrawideband) differs from other RF technologies in that, instead of using a narrowband frequency carrier to transmit data, it sends pulses of

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How it works Our IR-UWB radars scan objects to see if any life is present and provides the outcome to security systems to take further decisions. This solution can be implemented into multiple airport areas where people change from security zones or where baggage and packages are transported.

The FiRa Consortium is dedicated to the development and widespread adoption of seamless user experiences using the secured fine ranging and positioning capabilities of interoperable Ultra-Wide Band (UWB) technologies.

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