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Efficient picking with JUNGHEINRICH’s easyPILOT Follow: Thanks to the precise positioning developed by Fraunhofer IIS, the picking vehicle automatically follows people and simplifies workflows during loading and unloading.
In the project 5G: Stadt.Land.Leben retten. together with partners, we are developing and testing positioning and networking technologies for three fields of application: emergency calls, first aid and emergency services.
RIS4NGWB deals with the promotion of test infrastructures and studies in the 5G/6G backbone area. The aim is to demonstrate the enhancement of security and resilience in wireless backhaul.
The intelligent object and fill-level monitoring functionality can detect various metallic objects, accurately telling them apart without the need for visual contact. In addition, it can display the fill level of individual containers and distinguish electronic components from one another.
GoalRef goal-line technology detects exactly when a soccer ball completely crosses the goal line and the goal is valid. In this use case, the soccer ball is equipped with a passive coil that enables precise localization of the ball. The data is evaluated in fractions of a second and sent to the referee’s watch.
Inductive near-field positioning enables the precise position of various objects to be determined in three dimensions. For this purpose, objects or people are equipped with passive coils (e.g. in the form of bracelets – known as wearables) to track their movements.
Area monitoring makes it possible to selectively detect the crossing of boundaries. By establishing a geofence, specific areas can thus be demarcated and controlled, providing effective protection for employees and objects.
Multimedia guides with awiloc® positioning give museum visits a new quality. They offer visitors additional content exactly where they want it - in the right location, multi-layered and convenient.
For conventional navigation systems, it's usually over by the time they enter the parking garage. The GPS signals cannot penetrate the concrete ceilings or scatter too much.
In the future, online functions could be integrated into "NaviScout" to provide information about currently starting or postponed panel discussions and forum contributions, for example.
The ACCESS research project is concerned with developing tourist offers and places in such a way that they are more perceptible for senior citizens with reduced mobility.