Ahi geosho - a 5 minute guide to i-beacons
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A brief presentation to the UK & Ireland association for heritage interpretation in 2015 that aimed to explain the dark art of i-beacons to the delegates without any mention of our products.
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Ahi geosho - a 5 minute guide to i-beacons
- 2. A 5 minute guide to: i-Beacons
- 3. They are not really called iBeacons
- 5. Beacons
- 6. Beacons are discrete, low powered and low cost transmitters that you can attach to a location or object. Beacons broadcast tiny radio signals that contain a unique identifier which your smartphone or tablet can receive and interpret, if an app on the device recognises the unique identifier this can trigger an “event”.
- 8. Proximity
- 10. Beacons are not just for Christmas
- 11. Display of content / media / signage
- 12. Secure locking and unlocking of a door
- 13. Admission / entry to an attraction
- 15. As you approach the coffee machine it remembers your preferred coffee and starts to make it
Notas del editor
- The Geosho Platform puts “location” at the heart of modern consumer technology, empowering organisations and businesses to do almost anything they want with data and information that is better understood when visualized or analysed in the context of a map or its location or its movement
- Beacon is a protocol standardized by Apple and introduced at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in 2013.[1] Various vendors have since made iBeacon-compatible hardware transmitters - typically called beacons- a class of Bluetooth low energy (LE) devices that broadcast their identifier to nearby portable electronic devices. The technology enables smartphones, tablets and other devices to perform actions when in close proximity to an iBeacon
- Thank you for giving our company this opportunity. This presentation is going to cover two things.. Our view on collaboration and us, who we are and what we do.. Nothing technical, I promise Finally… I will try my best to describe how we collaborate digitally, how we work with others, who we work with and why and how we sell and market to others .