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Fira Member
Noccela is a proud member of the FiRa Consortium, a global organization dedicated to advancing Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology. Being part of this consortium means Noccela aligns with industry-leading standards for interoperability, security, and performance in UWB solutions. This membership reflects Noccela’s commitment to innovation, collaboration, and the development of reliable, cutting-edge location and communication technologies. It also allows the company to contribute to shaping the future of UWB while ensuring its solutions meet the highest standards recognized across the industry.
UWB Anchor Calculator
Select your use case and environment to estimate the number of anchors needed
1. Select Your Use Case
Smart Building and Healthcare
Structured indoor settings like hospitals or offices, requiring precise and stable tracking in cluttered areas
Smart Cities and Mobility
Semi-urban environments with moderate interference such as public events or travel terminals to navigate with UWB smartphones and/or tracking entities to deliver services
Smart Retail and Consumer
Retail stores to protect high-value merchandise from theft or combat/tactical game environments (e.g., paintball, airsoft, laser tag, etc)
Smart Sports
Select a specific sports field for predefined anchor requirements
American Football (110 m × 49 m including end zones)
Recommended anchors: 18
Football/Soccer (105 m × 68 m)
Recommended anchors: 18
Basketball (28 m × 15 m)
Recommended anchors: 6
Ice Hockey (60 m × 30 m)
Recommended anchors: 12
Rugby (112 m × 70 m including in-goal areas)
Recommended anchors: 18
2. Enter Number of Tags
3. Enter Your Area Size
Anchor Requirement
You will need approximately:
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Partner References

Tapio Ranta, Business Line Lead at DNA, commented:
Our UWB technology leverages the smartphone’s own computing power, whereas tag-based localization relies on cloud computing. With a smartphone, navigation is possible without anyone else knowing its location. The idea is essentially the same as with GPS. For example, a private network could be set up at an airport to provide customers with indoor navigation services, such as locating all the e-scooters at Helsinki-Vantaa. In large supermarkets, product-category-specific location tags could guide customers straight to the right aisle.” Tapio Ranta, Business Line Lead, DNA