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This document discusses micro-location and iBeacon technology. It defines micro-location as proximity detection rather than GPS-based location tracking. iBeacons use Bluetooth Low Energy signals to detect proximity within a range of around 50 meters. The document outlines some potential uses of iBeacon technology, including mobile apps that can provide contextual information, alerts or notifications to users when they enter or exit an iBeacon's broadcast region. Examples mentioned include retail apps that can provide shelf-level product information, museum apps that share exhibit details, and indoor navigation assistance.
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Micro-Location Explained
- 3. An iPhone and a Nexus 5 walk into a bar… DC should be talking about mobile.
- 7. Misconceptions NOT GPS… Micro-location is about proximity not location NOT about spying, tracking, or watching… Micro-location beacons themselves record nothing
- 9. months (3-6) year(s) 50m Range*
- 10. Now with more Advertising Packets!!! Up to 50m Range*
- 11. Preamble (1 Byte) Protocol Data Unit" (2-39 Bytes) CRC" (3 Bytes) Access Address (4 Bytes) Advertising Packet
- 12. Protocol Data Unit" (39 Bytes) Header (2 Bytes) iBeacon Prefix" (9 Bytes) UUID" (16 Bytes) Major" (2 Bytes) Minor" (2 Bytes) Power" (2 Bytes) MAC" (6 Bytes) 02:01:1a:1a:ff:4c:00:02:15 e2:c5:6d:b5:df:fb:48:d2:b0:60:d0:f5:a7:10:96:e0 00:01 00:01 c5 PDU
- 13. What can we do with it?
- 15. Apple Passbook" + iBeacon • Bring a Pass to the lock screen • Display a static message • No Vibrate, No Sound, Nothing when unlocked
- 16. iOS App (Background) Callbacks: Enter Region — Exit Region — Ranging* Do Not need Background Execution" May not be user killable
- 17. iOS App (Running) Callbacks: — Enter Region — Exit Region — Ranging
- 18. What will people do with it?
- 20. • Shelf-level shopping apps" • Alerts, Warnings — Virtual Signs + Caution Tape" • Museums — Exhibit Level information" • Indoor Location*" ! • What if YOUR phone was the beacon?
- 21. Thanks