Transform your space
into Intelligence
Understand how people move.
Make every space measurable.
OUR MISSION
Can you answer these questions with confidence?
Outcomes improved.
Do you know if visitors’ behavior
drove the change?
Visitor traffic increased.
Where is congestion
actually happening?
You’re running a promotion.
What percentage of people
who saw it took action?
Can you identify
customer interests and offer
personalized promotions?
You’ve created a new space.
Who stayed the longest
and visited the most?
You’ve changed your space.
Do you know if people are
using it as you intended?
No visibility, No Decisions
Every offline space operator asks the same questions.
But few have clear answers.
Because they can’t understand people’s behavior through data.
As a result, they manage outcomes instead of causes, and make decisions based on experience.
Understanding behavior is the key to improving spaces and creating better outcomes.
Offline behavior is now measurable.
With the rollout of mobile UWB in 2026, businesses will be able to capture customer behavior data in offline environments.
Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is a wireless technology that uses an ultra-wide frequency spectrum to enable highly accurate indoor positioning. It provides visibility into customer movement paths, dwell time, and visited areas within physical stores—behavioral insights that were previously difficult to measure.
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Mobile UWB available in iOS 26 Beta
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Official global rollout with iOS 27 announced at WWDC 2026
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Mobile UWB available in Android 16
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Expansion across Samsung smartphones expected from June 2026
And Smartphones Are
Already UWB-Ready.
Starting with the iPhone 11 and later models (excluding SE) released in 2019, global smartphone manufacturers—including Apple, Samsung, and Huawei—have been integrating UWB as a core feature in their flagship devices.
Compared with conventional Bluetooth and Wi-Fi technologies, UWB offers the following advantages, positioning it as the standard technology for next-generation location-based services.
Delivers centimeter-level positioning accuracy.
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Measures both distance and direction with high precision.
Optimized for Short-Range Positioning and indoor environment.
What becomes possible
as Mobile UWB opens up?
01
Retail
UWB-based precise location technology enables detailed analysis of customer positions and movement paths within stores. By capturing offline behavioral data such as dwell time and customer journeys, retailers gain actionable insights for location-based content, personalized promotions, and in-store marketing, enhancing customer experience and business performance.
02
Exhibitions, Cultural Venues
In exhibition halls, museums, and public venues, UWB enables indoor navigation and smart docent services that guide visitors based on their real-time location. As visitors move through the space, they automatically receive relevant information, exhibit details, and personalized guidance tailored to their location and journey, creating a more intuitive, engaging, and seamless visitor experience.
03
Smart Building
In office buildings and facilities, UWB technology can be applied to access control, security, and asset location management. By leveraging precise indoor positioning of employees, visitors, and equipment, organizations can build more sophisticated security systems and improve operational efficiency. These capabilities form a key foundation for smart building and facility management solutions.
04
Medical facility
In hospitals, UWB-based precise positioning enables real-time tracking and management of medical equipment and high-value assets. It also monitors the locations and movement of patients and medical staff to support rapid emergency response and optimize workflows. This improves operational efficiency, staff productivity, and patient safety while enhancing healthcare quality.
05
Public Facilities
UWB-based precise positioning enables airports, passenger terminals, libraries, and other public facilities to analyze visitor flows and congestion. It helps predict crowded areas in advance, optimize the deployment of security and operational staff, and improve public services. Visitor movement data can also be used to enhance facility operations, creating a safer and more efficient environment.
