Navizon I.T.S
Indoor Triangulation System
Tracking wireless devices accurately
Navizon I.T.S. provides highly accurate tracking of Wi-Fi enabled devices, including smart phones, tablets and laptops, anywhere inside a building or throughout a campus. Navizon I.T.S. complements Navizon One's pioneering technology for positioning and tracking, boosting location accuracy for consumer applications and enabling business solutions.
All platforms are supported
Navizon I.T.S. can locate and track any Wi-Fi enabled smart phone or tablet, including iPhones, iPads, Android devices, BlackBerry, Windows Mobile, Symbian and, of course, laptops.
Superior location accuracy
Navizon I.T.S. locates active Wi-Fi devices throughout a coverage area (site) with higher accuracy than that provided by other technologies such as Assisted GPS and Wi-Fi access point/cell tower locations. For Navizon users, positioning is much more granular and tracking more precise throughout a Navizon I.T.S.-enabled site. For businesses, the ability to track devices down to a specific floor and room provides a new level of insight for locating devices--and their owners--throughout a large or crowded facility.
Custom Floor Plan Views
Navizon I.T.S. administrators can upload a facility's custom floor plan. Floor plans enable Navizon One users to navigate through a site and track other users with floor and room layouts instead of Google maps. Also, Navizon I.T.S. provides operators with the ability to visualize device locations in a 2-dimensional representation of the rooms on each floor.
Unobtrusive surveillance
Navizon I.T.S. works in the background, quietly and unobtrusively locating Wi-Fi- enabled devices. These devices are tracked within the coverage area (site), which is defined by a network of nodes. No application is needed on the devices to be tracked. The only requirement is that their Wi-Fi radios be turned on, which is the default in most smart phones, tablets and laptops.
Simple deployment and management
Navizon I.T.S. nodes are small devices, placed approximately within 100 feet of each other to cover a three-dimensional space (site). A site may span a multi-story building or multiple buildings in a campus. Nodes are simply plugged into standard electrical outlets for power. No wiring is necessary, as the nodes automatically configure themselves into a wireless mesh network.
