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System and method for improved location accuracy

Systems and methods for improved location accuracy are provided. For example, some systems can include a location engine, and a plurality of location anchors. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of location anchors can transmit or receive signals to or from an object for determining an angular orientation of the object with respect to the plurality of location anchors, and based on the angular orientation, the location engine can estimate a location of the object. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of location anchors can transmit first signals to the location engine, the location engine can receive a second signal from an object, based on the first signals and the second signal, the location engine can determine a differential pressure between the plurality of location anchors and the object, and based on the differential pressure, the location engine can estimate an altitude of the object.

System and method for improved location accuracy

Systems and methods for improved location accuracy are provided. For example, some systems can include a location engine, and a plurality of location anchors. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of location anchors can transmit or receive signals to or from an object for determining an angular orientation of the object with respect to the plurality of location anchors, and based on the angular orientation, the location engine can estimate a location of the object. In some embodiments, each of the plurality of location anchors can transmit first signals to the location engine, the location engine can receive a second signal from an object, based on the first signals and the second signal, the location engine can determine a differential pressure between the plurality of location anchors and the object, and based on the differential pressure, the location engine can estimate an altitude of the object.

INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM
20250138135 · 2025-05-01 ·

An information processing device includes a determination processing unit which makes a use determination on a radio wave arrival angle on the basis of a plurality of pieces of phase information, each of the plurality of pieces of phase information being phase information of a signal propagation path for each set of a transmission antenna and a reception antenna, and being calculated for a corresponding frequency of a wireless signal propagated through the signal propagation path.

INFORMATION PROCESSING DEVICE, INFORMATION PROCESSING METHOD, AND PROGRAM
20250138135 · 2025-05-01 ·

An information processing device includes a determination processing unit which makes a use determination on a radio wave arrival angle on the basis of a plurality of pieces of phase information, each of the plurality of pieces of phase information being phase information of a signal propagation path for each set of a transmission antenna and a reception antenna, and being calculated for a corresponding frequency of a wireless signal propagated through the signal propagation path.

Geo-locating of wireless devices using sum of round trip time and angle of arrival squared residuals
12298421 · 2025-05-13 · ·

A method for determining a geo-location of a target station. The method includes transmitting a plurality of ranging packets to a target station and receiving a plurality of response packets transmitted by the target station in response. A plurality of round-trip times (RTTs) are determined based on the ranging packets and the response packets. A plurality of angles of arrival (AOAs) are determined based on the response packets. First and second pluralities of squared residuals are calculated for the plurality of RTTs and the plurality of AOAs, respectively. A third plurality of squared residuals is generated by summing the first and second pluralities. A minimum of a sum of the third plurality is calculated to identify best-fit location parameters for the target station. A circular error probability (CEP) ellipse is generated using the best-fit location parameters and a geo-location of the target station is determined based on the CEP ellipse.

Geo-locating of wireless devices using sum of round trip time and angle of arrival squared residuals
12298421 · 2025-05-13 · ·

A method for determining a geo-location of a target station. The method includes transmitting a plurality of ranging packets to a target station and receiving a plurality of response packets transmitted by the target station in response. A plurality of round-trip times (RTTs) are determined based on the ranging packets and the response packets. A plurality of angles of arrival (AOAs) are determined based on the response packets. First and second pluralities of squared residuals are calculated for the plurality of RTTs and the plurality of AOAs, respectively. A third plurality of squared residuals is generated by summing the first and second pluralities. A minimum of a sum of the third plurality is calculated to identify best-fit location parameters for the target station. A circular error probability (CEP) ellipse is generated using the best-fit location parameters and a geo-location of the target station is determined based on the CEP ellipse.

GEO-LOCATING OF WIRELESS DEVICES USING SUM OF ROUND TRIP TIME AND ANGLE OF ARRIVAL SQUARED RESIDUALS
20250155542 · 2025-05-15 ·

A method for determining a geo-location of a target station. The method includes transmitting a plurality of ranging packets to a target station and receiving a plurality of response packets transmitted by the target station in response. A plurality of round-trip times (RTTs) are determined based on the ranging packets and the response packets. A plurality of angles of arrival (AOAs) are determined based on the response packets. First and second pluralities of squared residuals are calculated for the plurality of RTTs and the plurality of AOAs, respectively. A third plurality of squared residuals is generated by summing the first and second pluralities. A minimum of a sum of the third plurality is calculated to identify best-fit location parameters for the target station. A circular error probability (CEP) ellipse is generated using the best-fit location parameters and a geo-location of the target station is determined based on the CEP ellipse.

GEO-LOCATING OF WIRELESS DEVICES USING SUM OF ROUND TRIP TIME AND ANGLE OF ARRIVAL SQUARED RESIDUALS
20250155542 · 2025-05-15 ·

A method for determining a geo-location of a target station. The method includes transmitting a plurality of ranging packets to a target station and receiving a plurality of response packets transmitted by the target station in response. A plurality of round-trip times (RTTs) are determined based on the ranging packets and the response packets. A plurality of angles of arrival (AOAs) are determined based on the response packets. First and second pluralities of squared residuals are calculated for the plurality of RTTs and the plurality of AOAs, respectively. A third plurality of squared residuals is generated by summing the first and second pluralities. A minimum of a sum of the third plurality is calculated to identify best-fit location parameters for the target station. A circular error probability (CEP) ellipse is generated using the best-fit location parameters and a geo-location of the target station is determined based on the CEP ellipse.

Device Localization Independent of Clock Synchronization
20250220631 · 2025-07-03 ·

Existing device localization strategies can lead to significant localization errors due to clock synchronization discrepancies among network devices. To address this, devices, systems, methods, and processes for facilitating device localization independent of clock synchronization are described herein. A reference network device coupled to multiple peer devices receives a blink signal from a wireless transceiver and a set of notifications from the peer devices. The set of notifications indicates arrival and processing time durations of the blink signal at respective peer devices. The reference network device assesses a latency value associated with each of the set of notifications and estimates time difference of arrivals (TDoAs) for the blink signal based on a clock of the reference network device and the assessed latency values. The reference AP determines a location of the wireless transceiver based on the TDoAs estimated without clock synchronization between the reference network device and the peer devices.

Device Localization Independent of Clock Synchronization
20250220631 · 2025-07-03 ·

Existing device localization strategies can lead to significant localization errors due to clock synchronization discrepancies among network devices. To address this, devices, systems, methods, and processes for facilitating device localization independent of clock synchronization are described herein. A reference network device coupled to multiple peer devices receives a blink signal from a wireless transceiver and a set of notifications from the peer devices. The set of notifications indicates arrival and processing time durations of the blink signal at respective peer devices. The reference network device assesses a latency value associated with each of the set of notifications and estimates time difference of arrivals (TDoAs) for the blink signal based on a clock of the reference network device and the assessed latency values. The reference AP determines a location of the wireless transceiver based on the TDoAs estimated without clock synchronization between the reference network device and the peer devices.