Using Wi-Fi for low-power locationing

In this video we take a look at Nordic’s silicon-to-cloud locationing solution. How do cellular, GNSS and Wi-Fi work together for best-in-class locationing?
nRF7000 dedicated IC for SSID-based Wi-Fi locationing
Optimized for locationing and asset tracking use case
Dual-band Wi-Fi
Active and passive scanning
Learn more: www.nordicsemi...
nRF9160 SiP
Fully integrated SiP for cellular IoT
Multimode LTE-M/NB-IoT modem with GNSS
700-2200 MHz LTE band support
Certified for global operation
Dedicated application processor and memory
Learn more: www.nordicsemi...
nRF Cloud
Location services
Protocol agnostic
Device management
Secure
Assisted GPS (A-GPS)
Predicted GPS (P-GPS)
Learn More www.nordicsemi...

[@GiminiGregorette]

can we get new API support for newer network protocols?

[@robinjansen51]

If you use wifi for localisation, don't you need to lookup the WiFi AP's in an online database (which requires more power and an LTE connection)?

[@NordicSemi]

Yes that is correct. That still uses a lot less than GPS. The Database we use is in our nRF Cloud, but you are free to use any you want.

[@juand8067]

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