EP4330709A1 - Uwb-lokalisierung mit unabhängiger uwb-ankersynchronisation - Google Patents
Uwb-lokalisierung mit unabhängiger uwb-ankersynchronisationInfo
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- G01S—RADIO DIRECTION-FINDING; RADIO NAVIGATION; DETERMINING DISTANCE OR VELOCITY BY USE OF RADIO WAVES; LOCATING OR PRESENCE-DETECTING BY USE OF THE REFLECTION OR RERADIATION OF RADIO WAVES; ANALOGOUS ARRANGEMENTS USING OTHER WAVES
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- the invention relates to a method for locating a UWB mobile unit.
- the invention further relates to a device for locating a UWB mobile unit.
- the method according to the invention is thus solved by a method for locating at least one UWB mobile unit (“tag” or “tag-device”) with several UWB anchors (“beacons”).
- the UWB anchors each have a first UWB -Anchor antenna and a second UWB anchor antenna.
- the communication from the UWB mobile unit to the UWB anchors for positioning measurement takes place in a first frequency band via the first UWB anchor antennas in a second frequency band via the second UWB anchor antennas.
- synchronization data packets must be exchanged frequently (approx. every 100 ms) between the UWB anchors.
- UWB is a radio standard that is used over short distances and for locating in factories (industrial production). Ultra-wideband is particularly robust against interference from other radio sources and multiple reflections, which can frequently occur in factories in the metalworking industry in particular, and ensures precise location of materials, orders and navigation of driverless transport vehicles (AGV) and drones - even when there is a signal obstacles such as metal reflections.
- AUV driverless transport vehicles
- Setup, location, communication and/or data protocols via UWB can take place in particular in accordance with the description of WO 2020/212722 A1, which is included in this application in its entirety by reference.
- WO 2020/212722 A1 entitled “Ultra-Wideband Location Systems and Methods” was filed on April 19, 2019 and published on October 22, 2020.
- UWB components are preferably used for the UWB anchor(s) and/or the positioning system, which comply with the IEEE 802.15.4z and/or IEEE802.15.4ab standard. Radio communication between the mobile units and the UWB anchors can be transmitted via existing UWB, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and/or ZigBee.
- BLE Bluetooth Low Energy
- ZigBee is a specification for low-volume, low-power wireless networks such as home automation, sensor networks, and lighting. ZigBee is based on the IEEE 802.15.4 standard and expands its functionality in particular with the option of routing and secure key exchange.
- the UWB anchors are preferably at a minimum distance of 5 m, in particular 10 m, particularly preferably 20 m, from one another.
- the first UWB anchor antennas and the second UWB anchor antennas can each be controlled jointly by a microcontroller and/or by a system on chip (SOC).
- the first UWB anchor antennas may each be controlled by a first microcontroller and/or a first SOC and the second UWB anchor antennas may each be controlled by a second microcontroller and/or a second SOC.
- the position of the UWB mobile unit can be determined by a time-difference-of-arrival (TDoA) method UWB anchors, whose location information is known and whose system time is synchronized, compare the arrival times of these UWB signals and from the difference in arrival times the position of the UWB mobile unit is then calculated.
- ToA time-difference-of-arrival
- the position of the UWB mobile unit can be determined in the standard of the Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC, see https://carconnectivity.org/) and/or the Fine Ranging (fira, see https://www.firaconsortium.org/) Consortium take place. Communication in the standard of the CCC and/or the fira consortium preferably takes place in a frequency band around 8 GHz.
- CCC Car Connectivity Consortium
- fira see https://www.firaconsortium.org/
- Communication in the standard of the CCC and/or the fira consortium preferably takes place in a frequency band around 8 GHz.
- a UWB mobile unit in the form of an end customer device (“consumer device”) in particular in the form of a smartphone and/or handheld device, can be detected.
- the UWB anchors are synchronized in a frequency band around 4 GHz.
- the UWB anchors can be synchronized in an industry standard, in particular in the Omlox standard.
- Omlox is an open standard for an accurate real-time indoor location system.
- Omlox defines open interfaces for an interoperable localization system.
- different tag manufacturers can use the same infrastructure with different applications from different vendors. Because the same infrastructure is used, total cost of ownership is reduced, allowing for easy integration of different applications.
- a key feature of Omlox is that it enables cyber-physical facilitation, combining the integration of industrial software and hardware solutions into a common ecosystem.
- Omlox-based UWB anchors various types of software such as a Manufacturing Executive System (MES), asset tracking and navigation with anti-collision, as well as hardware such as drones, AGVs and loading vehicles can be integrated into the localization domain.
- MES Manufacturing Executive System
- asset tracking and navigation with anti-collision as well as hardware such as drones, AGVs and loading vehicles can be integrated into the localization domain.
- hardware such as drones, AGVs and loading vehicles
- Omlox enables interoperability and flexibility for different trackable providers within one or more tracking zones.
- Omlox achieves this through two core components: Olox Hub and Olox Core Zone.
- the Omlox Hub enables interoperability and flexibility within different tracking zones, while the Omlox Core Zone provides interoperability and flexibility within a single tracking zone.
- the Omlox Hub enables interoperability and flexibility across various complementary zones.
- other tracking technologies such as RFID, 5G, BLE, WIFI and GPS are also used in production, delivery and storage. With Omlox it can be ensured that networks function smoothly and interoperably. This allows companies to easily connect applications such as production control systems, asset tracking and navigation across different site zones.
- the Omlox hub is compatible with multiple tracking zones. Intelligent factories equipped with a UWB localization zone, a truck bed with GPS ioning and a warehouse with WIFI positioning can be monitored efficiently with the Omlox Hub.
- the Omlox Hub enables the transmission, synchronization and alignment of maps from discrete local coordinates (mapping by SLAM and other techniques) to global geographic coordinates of a smart factory, i.e. a production environment in which manufacturing plants and logistics systems are located with little or no human Organize interventions largely yourself in order to produce the desired products.
- SLAM means English: Simultaneous Localization and Mapping; German: Simultaneous positioning and mapping.
- the Omlox Core Zone includes an open radio interface and guarantees interoperability in the UWB area.
- Omlox creates an interoperable infrastructure that is plug-and-play. Companies can quickly and easily network all UWB products with the Omlox standard, regardless of the manufacturer.
- the UWB communication takes place within the Omlox Core Zone.
- the Omlox Hub is one level above.
- the synchronization of the UWB anchors is used by the UWB mobile unit to achieve self-localization of the UWB mobile unit.
- This self-localization can be provided in the Omlox standard. In this GPS-like mode, the UWB mobile unit "only listens to UWB" and then calculates its own position.
- Wired and/or wireless data transmission to a processing unit can take place from the UWB anchors.
- the UWB anchors can transmit data relating to the position of the UWB mobile unit to the processing unit.
- the UWB anchor can transmit data relating to at least one signal parameter, for example the signal strength of UWB signals from the UWB mobile unit, to the computing unit.
- the computing unit can use an algorithm for locating the UWB mobile unit using the data from the UWB anchors.
- the data transmission between the UWB anchors can preferably take place via the second UWB anchor antennas. Since there is no communication with the UWB mobile unit via the second UWB anchor antennas, there is no bandwidth conflict here.
- the emission via the first UWB anchor antennas can be conical. Alternatively or additionally, the emission via the second UWB anchor antennas can be circular.
- the radiation angles of the first UWB anchor antennas are preferably conical downwards in order to enable optimal contact with the UWB mobile unit.
- the beam angles of the second UWB anchor antennas are preferably circular in the horizontal to allow optimal contact between the UWB anchors.
- At least 5 UWB mobile units can be localized in the method according to the invention.
- the decoupling of the data exchange between the UWB anchors from the data exchange between the UWB mobile units and the UWB anchors enables a large number of UWB mobile units to be reliably located.
- at least 100, in particular at least 200, particularly preferably at least 500 UWB mobile units are localized with the method.
- the object according to the invention is also achieved by a device for locating a UWB mobile unit, in particular for carrying out a method described here.
- the device has a UWB mobile unit.
- the apparatus further includes a plurality of UWB anchors, each UWB anchor having a respective first UWB anchor antenna and a second UWB anchor antenna.
- the first UWB anchor antennas are configured to receive UWB signals from the UWB mobile unit in a first frequency band.
- the second UWB anchor antennas are configured to transmit and receive UWB signals between the UWB anchors for exact time synchronization of the UWB anchors in a second frequency band.
- the device preferably has a computing unit connected wirelessly and/or by wire to the UWB anchors for determining the position of the UWB mobile unit.
- the UWB anchors are particularly preferably designed to communicate with the computing unit via the second UWB anchor antennas.
- the device can have a central software module for setting up and managing the UWB anchors.
- the software module can be stored in the processing unit.
- the software module can be stored in a cloud of the device. System maintenance and system updates can thus be carried out from an instance that is remote from the UWB anchors.
- the UWB armatures of the device may have one or more of the following features: a) a common housing for the first UWB armature antenna and the second UWB armature antenna; b) a common printed circuit board connected to both the first UWB armature antenna and the second UWB armature antenna; c) a first microcontroller for controlling the first UWB anchor antenna and a second microcontroller for controlling the second UWB anchor antenna; and/or d) a first system on chip (SOC) for controlling the first UWB anchor antenna and a second SOC for controlling the second UWB anchor antenna.
- SOC system on chip
- At least one UWB anchor is integrated into a smoke alarm and/or into a lighting system of the device.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic view of a locating system for locating a UWB mobile unit with various UWB anchor antennas.
- FIG. 2 shows schematically the signals sent with the various UWB armature antennas.
- FIG. 3 schematically shows standardized frequency ranges for the composition of the signals transmitted in FIG.
- FIG. 1 shows an interior space, in particular an industrial production facility 10, with a device 12 for locating a UWB mobile unit 14.
- the UWB mobile unit 14 can be part of an end customer device 16, here in the form of a smartphone.
- the UWB mobile unit 14 can alternatively be arranged on a self-propelled vehicle 18 (AGV) or formed on the self-propelled vehicle 18 .
- AGV self-propelled vehicle 18
- the self-propelled vehicle 18 is used to transport materials in the interior, in particular in industrial production 10. For reasons of clarity, this variant is not detailed in FIG.
- the device 12 has UWB anchors 20a, 20b, 20c for locating the UWB mobile unit 14.
- the UWB armatures 20a-c each have a first UWB armature antenna 22a, 22b, 22c and a second UWB armature antenna 24a, 24b, 24c.
- the first UWB anchor antennas 22a-c are used for communication (shown with dash-dotted arrows) with a UWB mobile unit antenna 26, the second UWB anchor antennas 24a-c are used for exact time synchronization (shown with solid arrows) of the UWB anchors 20a -c among themselves.
- the UWB anchors 20a-c are connected wirelessly or by wire to a computing unit 28 (not shown for reasons of clarity).
- the connection is preferably made via the second UWB anchor antennas 24a-c.
- the computing unit 28 determines the position of the UWB mobile unit 14 via the first UWB anchor antennas 22a-c and the UWB mobile unit antenna 26.
- the position can be determined using an algorithm 30, in particular on a computer 32.
- the position determination can be more reliable and stable, even with a large number of UWB mobile units 14.
- the signal transmission to and from the UWB anchors 20a-c preferably occurs at frequencies around 4 GHz and 8 MHz. More specifically, the first UWB armature antennas 22a-c preferably transmit and receive at frequencies around 8 GHz and the second UWB armature antennas 24a-c at frequencies around 4 GHz.
- the bandwidths shown in FIG. 2 are purely exemplary. The bandwidths can typically be 500 MHz.
- 3 shows the preferred frequencies used by the first UWB armature antennas 22a-c and second UWB armature antennas 24a-c. 3 shows that frequency band 9 with the center frequency 7656 MHz is preferably used by the first UWB anchor antennas 22a-c and frequency bands 1, 2 and 3 with the center frequencies are preferably used for the second UWB anchor antennas 24a-c 3432 MHz, 3960 MHz and 4488 MHz can be used.
- the invention thus relates in summary to a method and a device 12 for locating at least one UWB mobile unit 14, in particular for locating a large number of UWB mobile units 14.
- the locating takes place through the communication of first UWB anchor antennas 22a-c with the mobile unit(s) 14.
- Second UWB anchor antennas 24a-c are used for exact time synchronization of the UWB anchors 20a-c with one another.
- the second UWB anchor antennas 24a-c are also used for communication between the UWB anchors 20a-c and a computing unit 28. Index of symbols 10 industrial production
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