UWB RTLS Creator Kit : Why We Chose It and First Results

Hello, this is Freegrow. In the last post, we shared a case where a university student team tried to use the Crowtail DWM1000 module and a DIY soldered DWM1000 module. But they faced many problems. The main issues were unstable communication and hardware limits. The biggest lesson was simple:“To succeed, you must choose a verified […]
UWB DIY Failure: What We Learned and Why We Chose the UWB Creator Kit

Hello, this is Freegrow. When you prepare a capstone design or graduation project, you may think, “Maybe we can save money by building the module ourselves?” Most of you have probably thought about this at least once. The case I will share today also started with that idea, and it ends with why we chose […]
UWB RTLS Creator Kit Used by University Students: Pedestrian Tracking and Safety Test Case

Hello, this is Freegrow. Today, we want to share an interesting case where real users tested our UWB Creator Kit (Q1). The main actors of this test are university students from the Department of Electronic Engineering. They worked on a project called “Pedestrian Tracking and Danger Zone Alert” and used Freegrow’s RTLS technology. Let’s see […]
RTK GPS vs UWB: Outdoor vs Indoor Positioning Compared

GPS drops the moment you step indoors. That’s the first thing anyone building a positioning system for a warehouse, a factory floor, or a parking structure runs into. Outdoors, a modern GPS receiver gets you within a few meters, and adding RTK correction shrinks that to one or two centimeters on a tractor, a survey […]
Real-Time Monitoring System and Geofence Experience at the Safety Expo 2025

Hello, this is Freegrow. At this year’s Safety Industry Expo, we are showcasing our UWB-based location monitoring solution that you can try out for yourself. It’s not just a presentation—you can directly experience how the system works in real industrial environments. Why Do We Need Smart Safety Management? Workplace safety is not just about following […]
Enterprise Production Line Monitoring and Smart Logistics with UWB-Based RTLS and Map Creation

Hello, this is Freegrow. In large-scale automotive manufacturing plants, thousands of parts and materials move continuously every single day. On the assembly line, car bodies are assembled; in external warehouses and yards, finished vehicles and parts are constantly entering and leaving. In such a complex environment, it is never easy to answer critical questions in […]
UWB-based RTLS | Why Leading Enterprises Choose It for Production Line Monitoring and Smart Logistics

Hello, this is Freegrow. In today’s manufacturing environment, everything is digitally connected. Ensuring both productivity and safety is no longer optional—it’s a must. Beyond simple automation, UWB-based RTLS (Real-Time Location System) is emerging as a key competitive advantage. In this post, we will share how our UWB-based RTLS solution is already being deployed in large-scale […]
Can Anyone Easily Create a 3D Map?

Hello from Freegrow! Have you ever had thoughts like these? “I wish I could show my store layout in 3D.” “2D floor plans aren’t enough to explain the space.” “I want to show exhibition flow or a large building structure intuitively on the web!” These needs can be solved with a 3D map—but when you […]
[Growspace Studio API Series #2] Get & Update Place Details: API Guide You Can Use Right Away

Hello from Freegrow! “How can I view the details of a specific place on a 3D map?“,“Can we customize the name or description of a place for our own service?” We get these questions all the time. With our GROWSPACE Map API, you can get and update place details directly on a digital map. This […]
[Growspace Studio API Series #1] View All Places in a Project Using Our API

Hello! We’re Freegrow “Can I customize the map with your API?”, “Can we export place data as a list for our app?” We get these kinds of questions a lot. At Freegrow, we develop our own Map Creation API. It’s packed with features for managing and using spatial data — from project-based place management to […]
