WIMEA

Wimea's location tracking system works on the basis of Ultra Wideband (UWB) technology, a wireless data transmission with high radio bandwidth and low transmitted signal power. UWB is precise and resistant to interference. Moreover, the operation of this technology does not interfere with other typical radio communication systems that have been available on the market for years.

The area to be covered by WIMEA location system should include a dedicated hardware infrastructure - receivers installed at locations agreed with the client (Anchors) and location transmitters (Tags).

The Anchors, receiving the signal sent by the Tags, determine the precise time of receiving information and transmit it via the Internet to the main server of the system. There, the position of each Tag is determined, which will be recorded in the database and presented to the user on the facility plan

The WIMEA system application is a software for presenting Tag positions based on the data sent by the Anchors. It is located on the server of ENTE, the developer of the system. It can be used on any device (computer, tablet, phone) that has access to the internet and has a WWW browser installed. For very complex projects, it is possible to install the application on a local server located at the customer's premises.

Each customer receives an administration account to manage their part of the system, inlcuding:

• add new Anchors and Tags, change their parameters and descriptions,
• add and modify building plans,
• create user accounts for the employees,
• view the location of Tags or receive notifications from the system.

The application allows creating reports about the presence of Tags in specific areas. It is also possible to recreate the history of Tag's location and generate the so-called heat map, which is a map illustrating the locations where the Tag has been most frequently present.