Sentence examples for beacon data from inspiring English sources

The first way is simply by being open about where the data is coming from -- whether it's bidstream data, GPS data, beacon data, sensor data, etc.

AreaMetrics, which collects primarily Bluetooth beacon data from public areas like coffee shops and retail stores, says it has "no interest" in receiving personal data from users.

The relay for ETM node performs listening for beacon, listening for data packet and transmission of the encoded (XOR-ed with beacon) data packet.

They need to know how to use the information, to know that data from SDKs is likely to provide more insight into people's daily patterns, whereas beacon data is better able to measure in-store attribution.

Target says that it does collect data from the mobile app to understand shopping trends and preferences, but the beacon data is specific to in-store location and will be used to enhance the shopping experience.

4. The Wi-Fi nodes then relay the beacon data back to either a single Aruba on-site or cloud-based software controller that works for the entire stadium. 5.

Your phone has long been a beacon of data, broadcasting to ad networks and data trackers, trying to build up profiles on you wherever you go to sell you things you'll never want.

Lincoln Laboratory has developed dynamic reflector algorithms and software to automatically identify the location and orientation of the reflection sources and place this information in the beacon processor data base.

A UWB beacon transmits data, video or music by sending out short, staccato pulses, as many as 1 billion a second.

The main challenge in the cluster tree network is the collisions between beacons or even between beacon and data frames, which degrades the network performance.

In the FDD mode, UL and DL operate over distinct frequency bands which gives rise to uncorrelated fading between beacon and data (signaling and communication) channels.