SPARK Microsystems Co-Founder and CTO Frederic Nabki recently joined Evan Kirstel for a conversation on one of the most important challenges in wireless product design: the “last meter” problem.
As connected devices become more intelligent, mobile, and responsive, wireless performance can no longer be measured only by range, throughput, or average latency. Applications in gaming, robotics, medical devices, wearables, and industrial IoT increasingly require wireless links that are ultra-low latency, robust in crowded RF environments, and power-efficient enough for battery-operated products.
In the discussion, Frederic explains how SPARK’s LE-UWB™ technology addresses these challenges with short-range wireless connectivity designed for deterministic performance, strong coexistence, and ultra-low power operation.
Listen to the full conversation to learn how SPARK is helping redefine what real-time wireless connectivity can make possible.
