(Denver, CO) — GPS/GNSS technology firm iPosi, Inc. and Virginia Tech Applied Research Corporation (VT-ARC) have been contracted by the Department of Defense’s Defense Spectrum Office (DSO) to develop a GPS/GNSS system to measure radio frequency (RF) path-loss that substantially increases shared spectrum without interference. The OTA contract addresses the need for increased shared spectrum […]
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With the market for reliable 4G/5G indoor location services exceeding $5 billion and the 5G market now taking shape, regulatory agencies and others have been searching for a technology that can achieve indoor location accuracy. Attaining comprehensive 4G/5G coverage deep indoors—including location, time synchronization, and secure spectrum sharing— has been difficult to accomplish with a […]
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(Stanford University, Stanford, CA) Martin Cooper—engineer, wireless communications visionary, inventor of the first handheld cellular mobile phone, and 2013 Marconi Award recipient—spoke to an audience of hundreds from the wireless industry, military, and technology sectors at the 10th annual PNT Symposium held at Stanford University earlier this month. Mr. Cooper’s presentation, “The Myth of Spectrum […]
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(Orlando, FL, Barcelona, Spain, and Boulder, CO) – As one of just 12 technology companies out of more than 200 applicants to be accepted into this year’s CableLabs Innovation Showcase, iPosi demonstrated how its assisted GPS solution increases spectrum access and opens up new bandwidth for both licensed and unlicensed users. At a time when […]
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(Boulder, CO) – Lawrence Strickling, head of NTIA and the Assistant Secretary of Commerce, opened the 2015 International Symposium on Advanced Radio Technologies (ISART Conference) in Boulder, Colorado last week by taking stock in the industry’s progress since President Obama’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) first “concluded that the traditional approach of […]
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(Boulder, CO) – Recognizing the public’s increasing need for spectrum, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently proposed rules for public sharing of 150 MHz of previously government-exclusive spectrum. Denver-based iPosi will demonstrate its patented small cell technology that meets the FCC’s demand for “wireless broadband systems to share spectrum with military radar and other incumbent […]
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(Denver, CO) – ABI Research recently named iPosi in its list of “118 innovative companies operating in today’s global markets.” Their criteria: “…young, …aggressive, …nimble” companies with a technology solution that “fills a needs gap” and are also “on the cusp of imminent breakout.” Known for its unique indoor location technology, iPosi was cited as […]
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