Numerous partnerships between technology companies, logistics companies, warehousing companies, procurement companies and more arise as the industry looks to circumvent the challenges that occur throughout the current crisis. These partnerships often create new strategies to provide better resilience and optimization for the supply chain. Technology providers Deeyook and Infineon partner amongst this to create a precise tracking program with limited battery power needs. Deeyook's location-as-a-service (LaaS) tracking solution is now equipped with Infineon's AIROC wi-fi chipsets that allow for wi-fi access without the need for excessive battery power.
Per PR Newswire:
- Both companies fuse Deeyook’s ultraprecise, innovative algorithms into Infineon’s best-in-class, low power AIROC Wi-Fi portfolio to enable an accurate, passive, ubiquitous, and efficient location solution.
- Deeyook redefines indoor/outdoor location technology through innovation in wireless signal processing, applicable to incumbent Wi-Fi/4G/5G MODEM firmware versions. Deeyook’s tracking capabilities are ultra-precise, providing location information within 10cm/4in, passively exploiting the install base of 1.7 billion wireless access points worldwide.
“There are many challenges when companies implement real-time location systems, primarily because tracking solutions, such as RFID, are not really ubiquitous. This is particularly acute with GPS, which has many shortcomings,” said Gideon Rottem, CEO and co-founder of Deeyook. “We created Deeyook to address these challenges – technology that is ubiquitous and can track things with the utmost precision indoors, outdoors and in bad weather. We are excited to work with Infineon because its AIROC Wi-Fi portfolio is reliable, power efficient, and they are the IoT market leader.”
