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You certainly are familiar with or have at least heard of location based applications used to precisely locate assets, machines, individuals in or out of buildings. Among all these applications, the ones that stand out and frankly really add value, are the ones that don’t just do observation of things location. They are the ones that allow automation and integration into workflows. Location does matter, and we will discuss why with Paul on this new episode of the IoT Show. Paul comes from the world of Air Traffic Control and is an entrepreneur passionate about using IoT and location based services for innovations in healthcare. He even came up with the concept of Care Traffic Control! Don’t forget to subscribe to stay up to date on all things IoT and give us a little like if you appreciate the conversation and leave a comment to share your perspective

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  • Introduction to Location-based Services: The video provides an introduction to location-based services (LBS) and their significance in various industries, particularly focusing on Enterprise Traffic Control and its relevance in healthcare.
  • Three-Part Series Structure: The content outlines a three-part series format, with the first part covering the history and background of LBS, while parts two and three will delve into specific use cases within the healthcare industry, particularly in hospitals.
  • Historical Context: The presenter discusses the historical significance of location technologies, tracing back to radar systems, such as those used during World War II and later advancements like the Air Route Surveillance Radar (ARSR) on Shemya Island.
  • Evolution of Location Technologies: The narrative progresses to discuss the evolution of location technologies, including the transition from radar-based systems to GPS and ADS-B (Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast) systems in aviation.
  • Implications and Applications: The video highlights the implications of location-based services in various sectors, including aviation, healthcare, and industry 4.0, emphasizing the importance of situational awareness and automation.