“Runs on 2.4 gigahertz… allows incredibly real-time updates… second-by-second updates are incredibly important”

This Week in Startups · The Gadget That's Better in Crowds Than Your Phone + Ring’s Founder Before Amazon Bought It | E2349

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Use a 2.4 GHz peer-to-peer protocol for second-by-second location updates in dense crowds

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