What is Ultra-Wideband?

Ultra-Wideband (UWB) is a short-range, wireless communication protocol that uses a large portion of the radio spectrum (typically >500 MHz) to transmit data with very low power over short distances. It's commonly used for applications like precision location tracking, secure access control, and high-bandwidth data transfer in consumer electronics and industrial settings. UWB excels in environments with obstacles due to its ability to penetrate materials and offers high accuracy in distance measurement.