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Quick facts

Number of wearables shipped with wireless and positioning technologies

300

in million

Number of wireless and positioning enabled people trackers

30

in million

Number of wireless or positioning enabled sport watches

115

in million

Number of wireless or positioning enabled smart watches

107

in million

Market drivers

Wearables are changing our behavior by redefining how we engage with technology, integrating real-time sensing, and connecting us with cloud-based smart services.

Applications

Use wearables to track and improve your sleep, your fitness, and your health, keep on eye on your work force, your loved ones, and your pets, and stay connected.

Why choose u-blox?

Our full portfolio of size and power-optimized wireless and positioning technology securely collects and transmits your data, meeting a range of preferences, price-points, and needs.

Cellular modules

We offer high quality, scalable cellular modules for the automotive, industrial, and consumer markets with demanding size, cost, and quality...

Positioning modules

Our positioning modules, SiPs, chips, and antennas set the benchmark in performance, with quick delivery of accurate position data. Our wide...

Short range modules

Our short range module products help you achieve a short time-to-revenue with efficient use of your own engineering team. Robustness, security, and...

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LTE Cat 1

LTE Cat 1 is a medium speed LTE standard designed for more feature-rich IoT applications that require higher data speeds.

UDR - Untethered Dead Reckoning

UDR (Untethered Dead Reckoning) refers to GNSS data fused with inertial sensor data. It is an easy-to-use and competitive solution that enables high...

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a short range wireless technology that operates in the unlicensed Industrial, Scientific and Medical (ISM) 2.4 GHz radio frequency band.

Wi-Fi

Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11) is a short range wireless technology that enables data exchange or internet connectivity over the unlicensed 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz...

High precision positioning

Achieving centimeter-level accuracy by combining RTK technology and u‑blox GNSS expertise.

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Designing ultra-low-power GPS solutions for the IoT

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Well positioned to thrive in 2021

u-blox combo modules: The zero-compromise solution for tracking applications

u-blox M10: Ultra-low power GPS for small, high-performance trackers and wearables

GPS accuracy: The benefits of tracking all four global GNSS constellations

IoT security: A smart solution to maximize ROI

The fastest, most secure way to market: IoT security with zero touch provisioning

IoT security doesn’t have to drain your batteries

Saving the world on the way to school

IoT security: Innovation on all fronts

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The right connectivity for stand-alone IP cameras

Security – the next frontier in GPS

eHealth: One wearable wireless hub to connect them all

Holux touch-screen bike computer

PUSH rugged multi-sport smart gauge

Trax personal tracker

Low-power GPS for tracking applications

Selecting the right hardware architecture for IoT tracking solutions

Super-E: low power and good performance

Webinar: 5G and your device design

We talk wearables
Demo of the u‑blox super low power GNSS chip UBX-M8230-CT
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