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Industries

Different environments. The same problem.

Livestock across remote farmland, people moving through buildings, a ball travelling hundreds of metres through the air. Three markets, one set of disciplines underneath.

Shared stack
Hardware · RF · Positioning
The common problem

Three industries.
One engineering problem.

A collar on a hillside, a resident in a corridor and a ball in flight look like three different products. Each domain asks its own questions — and underneath, they are the same three.

Farmland: mesh anchors across field boundaries locating a collar and reporting to a yard gateway.FIELD / MESH / GNSSA01A02A03WATERCOW_214PARCEL 07 / GRAZINGGATEWAY

Farm

Where is the herd?
Which parcel, which gate, which end of the valley.
What is each animal doing?
Grazing, ruminating, calving — or still for too long.
How does data get off the hill?
Hop by hop, over ground the farm owns. No mast, no subscription.
Interior: ceiling anchors resolving a wearable to a specific room within a floor plan.FLOOR PLAN / RTLSR01R02R03R05R04TAG_042ROOM 04 / DWELL 6M

Telecare

Where is the resident?
Which room, which floor, which side of the door.
What has changed?
Movement, dwell, a call raised, a door opened at night.
How does anyone find out?
As an event routed to staff, not a reading buried in a log.
Course: anchors along a hole reconstructing a ball's flight, first bounce and resting position.CORRIDOR / TRAJECTORYTEEAPEXC01C02C03BALL_037FLIGHT / BOUNCE / ROLL

Sport

Where did the ball go?
The resting position, and everywhere it passed through.
What happened in flight?
Launch, apex, first bounce, roll.
How does the course report it?
Anchors along the hole, listening the length of the fairway.
Underneath, the same three questions — and one answer

One platform answers all three, in every vertical.

See the platform
Question → core module
  1. Where is it?

    Positioning engine

    Anchor geometry, ranging and sensor fusion resolve a position with a confidence figure — a parcel on a hillside, a room in a building, a lie on a fairway.

  2. What is it doing?

    Sensing & edge ML

    Custom models classify behaviour on the device itself, so the network carries events — grazing, a door opened at night, a first bounce — not raw waveforms.

  3. How do we get the data back?

    Private DECT NR+ radio

    Licence-free spectrum, multi-hop mesh and store-and-forward gateways. Coverage the site owns — no mast, no carrier, no subscription.

Care3 core platformHardware · Radio · Positioning · Edge — built once
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