Bauwens et al., 2021 - Google Patents
UWB-MAC: MAC protocol for UWB localization using ultra-low power anchor nodesBauwens et al., 2021
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- 1657589507796634517
- Author
- Bauwens J
- Macoir N
- Giannoulis S
- Moerman I
- De Poorter E
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- Ad Hoc Networks
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Indoor localization systems allow for innovative Industry 4.0 applications such as tracking of assets, people, or robots. Due to its cm-level accuracy, the Ultra Wide Band (UWB) technology seems to be a perfect fit as an enabler for these advanced use cases. Most …
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