Samsung’s UWB-Based Augmented Reality
The new flagship Galaxy Note 20 Ultra launched by Samsung is its first handheld mobile device that uses Ultra WideBand (UWB) technology [1] . This technology was first introduced to the world by Apple with the offering being made publicly available in its iPhone 11. New Samsung Note 20 Ultra The New Tech The new technology is going to power Google’s new feature for Nearby Share, allowing for detections of the similar devices in your immediate vicinity, helping in faster sharing and better connectivity in a smaller area. Making the Augmented World Real The main focus around the technology, however, is to ultimately be able to support the Augmented Reality [2] features or even allow the mobile device to act as a digital key [3] for a connected smart house, where it will be able to sense when you are approaching the door and can just autonomously unlock the same. UWB-based AR, used to locate UWB capable devices. Major supporting factors for AR: UWB based chip gives the wireless file tra...