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Point and TriggerController AppEasy (Logical) Access toPersonal DevicesGesture-BasedControlAR GamingVR Gaming andGroup PlayFind Someone/Something NearbyPresence-BasedDevice ActivationResidentialAccess ControlTV GUIDETV GUIDEPoint and Trigger Controller AppWhen users point a smartphone or smart remote control at a device (e.g. TV), the display of the smartphone/smart remote control shows the control application for the selected device.TV GUIDEResidential Access ControlThe access point automatically unlocks when authorized users approach it from the outside and re-locks when authorized users move away from it. The process is hands-free and secure.TV GUIDEEasy (Logical) Access to Personal DevicesPersonal devices such as laptops and tablets automatically unlock and log into a session when the user approaches and logs out once the user moves away. The process is hands-free and secure.TV GUIDEAR GamingA gaming device is precisely positioned in the virtual/physical space, creating a more realistic AR play experience. TV GUIDEGesture-Based ControlWhen users move their smartphone or remote-control device, their movement is recognized and interpreted to interact with and control another device without direct physical contact. For example, a golf gaming device that recognizes the hand movements of the player.TV GUIDEVR Gaming and Group PlayWhen single or multiple VR players are playing near each other, each gaming device is precisely positioned in the virtual space, creating a more realistic VR play experience.TV GUIDEFind Someone/Something NearbyWhen near someone or something that is equipped with UWB technology, users can find it using the distance, and direction if available. For example, UWB-tagged keys can be found using a smartphone that presents the precise position of the keys. TV GUIDEPresence-Based Device ActivationWhen the user enters a pre-defined zone around a device that can be controlled using UWB, the device can be activated, controlled or the user can access privileged information.



 

Ultra-wideband (UWB) makes life at home more convenient, more secure, and more fun.

Whether you’re leaving on an errand or just coming home, a smart lock on your front door senses your presence, unlocking as you approach and locking again as you move away.

Your smartphone is now a universal remote, letting you control things like lights, displays, fans, and TVs by simply pointing your smartphone to the device. Your smartphone’s user interface automatically switches between various device control menus as you point at different devices, so there’s no need to manually swipe between control menus. Keep your phone in your pocket, and your room settings, including lights, fans, and entertainment streams will follow you as you move from room to room.

Your UWB-enabled smartphone will allow you to sense signals from your surrounding smart home devices, so you can take control by simply pointing towards them. Also, personal devices like tablets, laptops get an added level of security, too, as UWB authenticates your identity before allowing you to access the device.

Misplaced items like earbuds and car keys don’t stay lost for long, since your smartphone can detect their presence – even in another room – and guide you to where they are.

Gaming is more intuitive and more engaging, too. While wearing an immersive headset, Augmented Reality (AR) features let you respond to the physical world around you while Virtual Reality (VR) features let you understand where you are in relation to other players in the room.

Learn more about the Find Someone. Find Something use case. >>