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Have you ever heard of BLE Angle of Arrival Implementation in Blueiot? We're one of the latest and most cutting-edge technologies in the world of indoor position field. If you're interested in staying ahead of the curve and exploring new possibilities, then this blog post is for you! We'll be diving deep into what BLE AoA is all about, how we work, and why we matter. So buckle up and get ready to discover a whole new dimension to your wireless devices!
An introduction of BLE Angle of Arrival and its working mechanism
BLE Angle of Arrival (AoA) is a technology that allows for the determination of the location of a BLE device by measuring the angle of arrival of the BLE signal. This can be used to create indoor positioning systems or to track the movement of BLE devices.
When most people think of Bluetooth technology, they envision short-range connections between devices like headphones and cell phones. However, the Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) standard enables a whole host of new applications that go far beyond basic device-to-device communication. One such application is angle of arrival (AoA), which can be used to determine the direction of a BLE signal.
Advantages of Using BLE Angle of Arrival
Compared to other location tracking methods, AoA has several advantages. Firstly, BLE AoA is much more accurate than other methods when tracking moving objects. Secondly, BLE AoA doesn’t require line of sight like some other methods. This means that you can get readings even if someone is behind furniture or walls. Thirdly, BLE AoA is very power efficient, so we won’t drain your battery as quickly as other technologies.
Take accuracy and precision as an example. Using multiple BLE devices placed around a room or space, AoA calculates the angle of arrival of a BLE signal from a mobile device. This information can then be used to pinpoint the location of the device with amazing accuracy.
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