BEFORE — Bluetooth measures signal STRENGTH, not distance

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The video effectively explains a complex technology (UWB) by relating it to a familiar product (AirTags) and drawing parallels to military-grade radar. The use of clear on-screen graphics and a concise explanation of the 'time-of-flight' principle makes the concept accessible and highlights the product's advanced capabilities.

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This video explains how Apple's AirTags use Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology, a miniaturized form of military-grade radar, to achieve precise location tracking. Unlike standard Bluetooth which only measures signal strength, UWB measures the time-of-flight of radio pulses to determine distance and direction with centimeter-level accuracy.

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AirTags don’t just use Bluetooth to find your lost keys. They use Ultra-Wideband (UWB)—a military-grade radar tech in your pocket that measures time-of-flight to the nanosecond. #AirTags #UWB #AppleTech #Radar #TechExplained