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Research and Markets: Global Indoor Location Positioning Technology Report 2014: Research, Solutions & Trends
DUBLIN --(Business Wire)--
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mlmdrl/indoor_location)
has announced the addition of the "Indoor
Location Positioning Technology: Research, Solutions & Trends"
report to their offering.
In December, 2011, the author released our first comprehensive report on
indoor location positioning technology, predicting that indoor location
technologies were going to revolutionize the mobile industry. Our
subsequent reports have tracked the growth and ongoing R&D by major
companies and start-ups.
Now, in our 417-page fully-updated report, we see the technology
advances that have reached market and grabbed the spotlight.
Since our previous report:
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Over 50 new start-up companies have launched, and several start-ups
have been acquired
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Hardware approaches to indoor location have demonstrated
centimeter-level accuracy
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Chips implementing indoor location in hardware have reached market
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Many major companies previously doing quiet research have launched
products
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Proximity sensing has received huge market attention Indoor location
applications have launched in malls, stores, and other sites worldwide
and much more
In this fully revised and updated 417-page report, the author gives an
up-to-date analysis and comprehensive overview of indoor location
positioning R&D. Read about the research activity of all the major
mobile companies - Google, Microsoft, Samsung, Apple, Nokia, RIM, Sony
Mobile, Motorola (News - Alert) & others - the major chip and network makers -
Qualcomm, Broadcom, STMicroElectronics, CSR, Cisco, Aruba & others -
other major technology vendors, and over one hundred start-up companies
that are actively bringing indoor location services to market.
This updated report also explains the newest trends in the industry.
What is the difference between proximity sensing and location
positioning? Why are companies integrating multiple methods of indoor
positioning instead of focusing on one? Why are many companies moving to
network-centric approaches? What types of analysis are being done of
user movement around a site? And perhaps most importantly, how are
companies improving the accuracy of indoor positioning?
Key Topics Covered
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The Push for Indoor Location Positioning
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Overview of Methods of Indoor Positioning
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Research & Development by Mobile Software Companies
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Research and Systems by Google (News - Alert)
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Apple Research in Indoor Positioning
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Research by Microsoft
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Research & Development by Mobile Phone Manufacturers
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Samsung (News - Alert) Research in Indoor Positioning
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Research and Demonstrations by Nokia
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Early Research by Motorola
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Research in Motion (RIM) Research in Indoor Location
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Sony Mobile Research in Indoor Positioning
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Research & Development by Chip Makers
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Qualcomm Research in Indoor Positioning & Location Services
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CSR Research & Development in Indoor Location Positioning
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STMicroelectronics (News - Alert) R&D in Indoor Location Positioning
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Broadcom R&D in Indoor Location Positioning
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Invensense Research and Solutions in Indoor Location Positioning
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Network Companies and Indoor Location
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Cisco Research and Solutions in Indoor Location Positioning
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Aruba Research and Solutions in Indoor Location Positioning
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Research & Development by Motorola Solutions and Networks
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Research & Development by Ruckus Wireless (News - Alert)
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Research & Development by Other Major Technology Companies
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Start-up Companies Deploying Solutions
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Companies Developing and Selling Proximity Beacons
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Start-up Companies With Location Solutions Built on Others' Technology
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Companies Developing Pure Technology
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Companies Delivering Technology to the Mobile Industry
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Companies Delivering Industrial Indoor Positioning Solutions
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/mlmdrl/indoor_location
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