Ultrawideband as an Industrial Wireless Solution

Authors:
Gerhard P. Hancke;Ben Allen
Affiliations:
University of Pretoria;University of Oxford
Venue:
IEEE Pervasive Computing
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Ultrawideband wireless technology is capable of transmitting data at very high rates, over a wide frequency spectrum, with very low power consumption. UWB also offers precision location positioning and tracking, significantly expanding its potential application. UWB technology's unique characteristics make it a more suitable solution than narrow-band wireless systems for meeting wireless needs in the industrial environment.