Our view of the Wi-Fi sensing ecosystem including standardisation bodies, silicon vendors, software vendors, integrators, service providers, and more. This guide is based on publicly available information from primary sources, including IEEE documents, company publications, product announcements, and technical presentations available at the time of writing.
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If Wi-Fi sensing is to become a mainstream capability available across millions of homes, enterprises, and public venues, the industry will require a common framework. That is where IEEE 802.11bf comes in. The standard is laying the foundation for an interoperable Wi-Fi sensing ecosystem.
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Wi-Fi sensing is often described as “using Wi-Fi to detect motion.” That description is technically correct – but it barely scratches the surface. Modern Wi-Fi sensing systems don’t simply detect that something moved. Instead they measure extraordinarily small changes in radio propagation, and more.
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Instead of installing cameras, motion detectors or wearable devices, Wi-Fi sensing uses radio signals that are already travelling through a home, office or other indoor environment. The immediate applications include motion and presence detection, home security, occupancy monitoring and assisted living.
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Connectivity is no longer the only useful application for Wi-Fi signals. Here as some of the latest developments.
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Embedded Wi-Fi sensing technology will enable a host of new use cases from security through to smart home IoT and smart buildings.
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Three companies are betting that combining Wi-Fi sensing, connectivity latency management, and device recognition will spin some magic.
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Here’s some of what’s new from Intel at CES.
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Verizon’s sensing technology is provided by Origin and this is the first introduction of a Wi-Fi sensing service by a Tier 1 broadband service provider in the US.
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Word Cinema Inc. is investing big in managed Wi-Fi services for hospitality – find out what’s next for the company in this video interview.
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The world of Wi-Fi sensing is evolving fast – and leading sensing technology vendor Cognitive Systems is leading the charge when it comes to new use cases.
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Wi-Fi sensing experts Origin have developed a method by which Wi-Fi can be used for fall detection in the home. Watch the interview with Origin here.
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