New testbed for verifying location technologies
July 11, 2016
The FCC ordered that within six years, the elusive z-axis, or altitude, be added to requirements and meet accuracy standards in cases when there is no dispatchable location.
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The FCC ordered that within six years, the elusive z-axis, or altitude, be added to requirements and meet accuracy standards in cases when there is no dispatchable location.
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Hacking, Privacy, and Consumer Acceptance Top the List
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