nanotron Technologies, the leader in easy-to-use solutions for location-awareness announces its third generation location chip nanoLOX at Embedded World 2016 in Nuremberg, Germany today.
The nanoLOX chip is the world-first dual mode location device for precise Chirp and WiFi Time-of-Arrival (TOA) detection. "Its ability to locate any WiFi device, such as smart phones or tablets, brings precise location to shopping malls, airports and other public places." emphasizes Jens Albers, CEO of nanotron Technologies and continues "Highly accurate location with Chirp technology – the second radio option – improves safety and increases productivity in harsh industrial environments."
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The nanoLOX chip is the world-first dual mode location device for precise Chirp and WiFi Time-of-Arrival (TOA) detection. "Its ability to locate any WiFi device, such as smart phones or tablets, brings precise location to shopping malls, airports and other public places." emphasizes Jens Albers, CEO of nanotron Technologies and continues "Highly accurate location with Chirp technology – the second radio option – improves safety and increases productivity in harsh industrial environments."
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