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Ultra Wideband Technology

Offering Distinct Advantages for Industrial Automation, Ultra Wideband Technology Is the Premier Indoor Location Technology

UWB: The Location Technology Forerunner

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Superior Localization Technology

UWB offers precise accuracy and fast transmission on a wide bandwidth.

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Seamless Integration in Existing Landscape

UWB, an industry standard, ensures secure, interference-free parallel operations with other technologies.

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Highest Reliability in Daily Industrial Operations

The low power consumption of UWB makes it an easily maintainable technology base for KINEXON IIoT Devices.

KINEXON RTLS for Outdoor Applications​

Unlock Seamless Tracking: Extend Existing RTLS Indoor Installations and Discover New Outdoor Use Cases​

A new EU-wide regulation now permits the use of ultra-wideband (UWB) technology in outdoor areas. Renowned for its precision, speed, and reliability in complex and space-sensitive indoor environments, UWB can now extend its strengths outdoors. Discover more about how this advancement ensures seamless tracking of orders and production processes and enables new use cases for outdoor asset tracking.​


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UWB combines short light-speed impulses, precisely measuring signal arrival time over a wide bandwidth for high-precision transmitter positioning, reaching distances up to 250 meters when there is visual contact.
Time Difference of Arrival (TDoA)

Time Difference of Arrival (TDoA)

The sensor emits signals which are received by anchors at different times, according to their distance. Sensor positions are calculated using time differences.

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Advantage: Consumes the lowest energy
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Application Scope: Real-time localization of assets on a large scale

Two-Way Ranging (TWR)

The anchors send UWB signals, which are returned by the sensors. The distance is calculated based on the pulse time between sending and receiving.

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Advantage: Provides the highest precision and position stability
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Application Scope: Real-time localization of workers, tools and navigation of driverless transport systems
Two-Way Ranging (TWR)
Angle of Arrival (AoA)

Angle of Arrival (AoA)

Moving objects send UWB signals, and their position is calculated based on the angle of arrival, the direction of the signal relative to the anchor, and the signal strength.

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Advantage: Achieves higher precision with less infrastructure.
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Application Scope: Real-time localization of objects and assets with minimal infrastructure

Phase Difference of Arrival (PDoA)

In order to determine the sensor position, the phase difference between received signals at both anchor antennas is evaluated, and the angle of the signal is calculated relative to the anchor.

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Advantage: can be implemented in restricted infrastructures
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Application Scope: Real-time localization of workers, tools, and assets on a large scale
Phase Difference of Arrival (PDoA)

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