Technology advancements over the past decade in mobile wireless communications and geospatial positioning, combined with the emergence of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) and miniature low-power sensors, have given rise to an exciting new genre of products and greenfield market opportunities, not the least of which includes the evolution of the Internet of Things (“IoT”) and autonomous vehicles. Among the building-block technologies critical to the success of IoT device tracking and autonomous vehicles, none is more crucial than the integration and unification of indoor and outdoor location positioning systems, driven by global demand for accurate location positioning with seamless traversal and uninterrupted service indoors and outdoors.
