Question for UWB!

[chancek]

Hello, I'm working for KT mobile telecom company in South Korea

I am planning a proposal for  'Wireless Quality Measurement Using UWB Technology'.
 I want to ask you a few questions as an individual, not as a company.

Currently, KT is automating measurement using GPS in the case of road quality measurement in wireless quality.
However, in the case of indoor quality, due to the limitations of GPS, we are measuring  wireless quality  by walikg around with measuring device

1.
As far as I know, UWB technology is capable of accurate positioning by calculating the arrival time of radio wave.
Can UWB technology act as an indoor GPS?

2. If possible, how many antennas should be installed every few meters to receive signals from smartphones?
(In the case of KT, I am thinking of using Wi-Fi or radio unit  installed in the facility.)


3.What are the restrictions?


I know you guys are very busy, but I want to get an answer please!
Thank you.

[RyanAlbrecht]

@Ricardo_Zamorado you know when NXP's uwb products along with their documentation will be released for public consumption?

[Ricardo_Zamora · Accepted solution]

Hello,

Hope you are doing well. I apologize for the inconveniences, but these ICs are under NDA. The only available information about the UWB products is the one published on the public web page: Secure Ultra-Wideband (UWB).

For more information about the chips, technology and any related support, could you please contact one of our distributors available in the Distributor Network|NXP? They can not only help you with the NDA process, but also help you check if you can get documentation and the support they can offer you.

If you are interested in one of the Development Kits or Modules (UWB Developer Resources) you would need to go directly with the Module Maker to know the process and the support that they can provide you.

Regards,

Ricardo

[chancek]

Yes I am intrested in the Development kits. Do I have to contact with Module maker through their website?