SpotSense
Co-Founder
An indoor positioning platform that enabled reliable, room-level location awareness inside buildings where GPS and standard geofencing don’t work
2017
4 people
Grant funding from Arizona State University
Partnership with Intel
About
SpotSense was a location intelligence product built to solve a simple problem: most “location-based” experiences break down the moment you walk indoors. The platform provided accurate indoor positioning and presence detection so businesses and app teams could power experiences like indoor navigation, context-aware notifications, asset/people wayfinding, and analytics about how spaces were actually used. The product combined an indoor-location SDK with a web-based management layer, giving teams a practical way to deploy location capabilities without stitching together fragile beacon logic or relying on GPS. It was designed to be more dependable than basic geofencing and more useful than raw beacon signal data, with a focus on turning indoor movement into something apps and operators could act on.
Tech Stack
Journey
Founded SpotSense
Founded SpotSense as a way for mobile developers to utilize location based experiences in their mobile apps
Partnership with Intel and Arizona State University
Became the first startup at ASU to partner with Intel to use the SpotSense beacon architecture to create an indoor positioning application for the visually impaired
Aquired by strategic partner
SpotSense gets aquired by a strategic partner for use in location based marketing software
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