Mobile Anchor Distance Measurement Test by OS
Hello, this is Freegrow. Today, we introduce a simple test using our Mobile Anchor. We wanted to see how far the distance can be measured on Android and iOS. One of the most common questions from users is: “How far can my smartphone stay connected to the Mobile Anchor?” So we ran the same test […]
UWB Indoor Positioning : How to Install Anchors for Better Z-Axis Accuracy
Anchor installation is the step most teams underestimate when their UWB results come out wrong. Hello, this is Freegrow 😊When you set up a UWB-based indoor positioning system, most people only think about the XY plane. But what if you need height (Z-axis) information? For example, worker safety, drone position, or separating multi-level spaces. With […]
UWB RTLS Experiment with Creator Kit: Pedestrian Detection and Danger Zone Alerts
Hello, this is Freegrow 👋 In the last story, we shared how a student project team first tried to use a DIY DWM1000 module. That attempt failed, and finally, they chose the UWB Creator Kit. With Q1, the students felt, “Now we can do this project in the right way.” Then they started their real […]
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 GPS: What’s the Difference? Accuracy and Use Cases Explained
Hello, this is Freegrow. Today, we’re going to take a closer look at one of the questions many people ask: what’s the difference between GPS and RTK GPS? We’ll break it down in a simple way and also share the latest use cases as of 2025. Among all the positioning technologies we use every day, […]
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 […]
[ESP32 Tutorial] GrowSpace UWB Tag Integration Guide – Receiving Position Data
This guide describes how to connect a GrowSpace UWB Developer Tag to an Arduino ESP32 board, send lec and lep commands, and receive and parse real-time location data. Unlike the UNO, the ESP32 supports multiple hardware serial ports and is highly scalable with a compact footprint—making it ideal for lightweight test environments. ESP32 Required Components […]