Cisco technology, inc. (20240302484). ULTRA-WIDEBAND RANGING AND LOCATION TRACKING simplified abstract
ULTRA-WIDEBAND RANGING AND LOCATION TRACKING
Organization Name
Inventor(s)
Robert Blaudia Badea of Broadview Heights OH (US)
Fred Jay Anderson of Lakeville OH (US)
Navid Pourramzan Gandji of Fremont CA (US)
Sivadeep Reddy Kalavakuru of Akron OH (US)
ULTRA-WIDEBAND RANGING AND LOCATION TRACKING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240302484 titled 'ULTRA-WIDEBAND RANGING AND LOCATION TRACKING
Simplified Explanation
The patent application discusses an ultra-wideband (UWB) antenna array system that improves accuracy for phase-difference-of-arrival (PDOA) in ranging and location tracking. By using multiple antennas, the system can determine the location of a client based on the phase differences between signals received.
- The system receives a poll signal from a client through two antennas to determine the initial PDOA.
- It then transmits a response signal to the client and receives a final signal through three antennas to calculate additional PDOA measurements.
- By combining these measurements, the system can accurately determine the client's location.
Key Features and Innovation
- Utilizes an UWB antenna array system to improve accuracy in PDOA measurements.
- Enables precise location tracking of clients by analyzing phase differences between signals received by multiple antennas.
- Enhances ranging and location tracking capabilities for various applications.
Potential Applications
The technology can be applied in:
- Indoor positioning systems
- Asset tracking
- Autonomous vehicles
- Virtual reality and augmented reality systems
Problems Solved
- Improves accuracy in ranging and location tracking.
- Enhances reliability of client location determination.
- Enables more efficient and precise tracking of objects or individuals.
Benefits
- Enhanced accuracy in determining client location.
- Improved reliability in ranging and location tracking.
- Increased efficiency in asset tracking and navigation systems.
Commercial Applications
Title: Enhanced Location Tracking System for Indoor Positioning This technology can be utilized in various commercial applications such as:
- Retail stores for customer tracking
- Warehouses for inventory management
- Hospitals for patient monitoring
- Transportation for vehicle tracking and navigation systems
Prior Art
Readers can explore prior art related to UWB antenna arrays and location tracking systems in the field of wireless communication and signal processing.
Frequently Updated Research
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Questions about Ultra-Wideband Ranging and Location Tracking
How does the UWB antenna array system improve accuracy in location tracking?
The UWB antenna array system enhances accuracy by analyzing phase differences between signals received by multiple antennas, allowing for precise client location determination.
What are the potential applications of UWB ranging and location tracking technology?
Potential applications include indoor positioning systems, asset tracking, autonomous vehicles, and virtual reality systems.
Original Abstract Submitted
ultra-wideband (uwb) ranging and location tracking, and particularly an uwb antenna array system and methods for improving the accuracy for phase-difference-of-arrival (pdoa) is provided. uwb ranging may include receiving a poll signal from a client via a first and second antenna. pdoa between the first and second antenna is determined based on the poll signal. a response signal is transmitted to the client, and a first portion of a final signal is received via the first antenna and a third antenna and a second portion of the final signal is received via the second and third antenna. pdoa between the first and third antenna is determined based on the first portion, and pdoa between the second and third antenna is determined based on the second portion. the client location is then determined based on the pdoas.