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Intersec (or the “Company”), a global leader in mobility and activity data solutions, announced the acceleration of the adoption of its 5G-ready geolocation platform by tier-one carriers around the world, enabling them to monetise new 5G positioning use cases, in compliance with data privacy regulations. The platform has already been selected by tier-one telecom operators in France, Canada, Emirates, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Thailand, Vietnam and China Hong Kong.

“The arrival of 5G opens a wide range of geolocation use cases for mobile operators, public authorities, media, manufacturing, automotive and transportation industries”, said Yann Chevalier, CEO at Intersec. “Performance requirements in terms of accuracy, availability, latency and reliability encourage operators to go beyond connectivity and capitalise on new revenue streams to seize sustainable growth opportunities”.

The Intersec platform collects anonymised location datasets on a mass scale, computes insights, detects pre-defined or machine-learned patterns in real-time and triggers relevant instant actions. By bringing its positioning accuracy down to the metre thanks to 5G, it enables CSPs to fully leverage top-of-the-shelf location-based applications, unlock monetisation opportunities with existing use cases, and seamlessly plug in any new and disruptive use cases.

Over the past 12 years, Intersec has developed a comprehensive catalogue of active and passive geolocation integration schemes, providing cellular, subcellular and indoor accuracy. 5G achieves unprecedented precision thanks to the use of millimetre waves and beamforming, unleashing the potential of the RF Fingerprinting technology. By combining those geolocation techniques in the 5G ecosystem, the Intersec platform enables a higher spatial and temporal accuracy, optimises network resources, reduces blind spots and provides enhanced tracking capabilities.

For more information, Intersec experts will be hosting a 5G geolocation webinar on the 15th of February.

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