Metirionic GmbH published research work in IEEE Access regarding the transition of Bluetooth Channel Sounding into robust, power-efficient real-world systems.
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Great to see this work published in IEEE Access. At Metirionic, we are particularly interested in the transition of Bluetooth Channel Sounding from a promising ranging t…
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Metirionic GmbH
Enabling high-precision wireless ranging and localization with cutting-edge Channel Sounding solutions.
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- Dresden, DE
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- 11–50 employees
About Metirionic GmbH
Metirionic pioneers high-precision radio-based ranging and localization software solutions, specializing in Bluetooth Channel Sounding, UWB, and IEEE 802.15.4 technologies. Our expertise in 2-way ranging (2WR), 1-way ranging (1WR), and point-to-multipoint fine-ranging has set new industry standards, enabling secure, real-time distance measurement for the Internet of Things (IoT). Our technology ensures sub-meter accuracy in indoor, outdoor, and long-range environments, making it ideal for automotive digital keys, secure building access, and industrial automation. From enhancing 'Find My Device' applications to Real-Time Location Services (RTLS), asset tracking, proximity detection, and safety monitoring, Metirionic empowers businesses with next-generation positioning capabilities. With over a decade of innovation, we continue to refine low-power, high-accuracy ranging solutions that seamlessly integrate into existing wireless ecosystems. Whether optimizing logistics, industrial IoT, or access control, our solutions bring unparalleled precision and reliability to a world where distance matters. 🔹 We know the distance!
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