 Xetal Koko allows tracking, detection and localisation of assets featuring long battery life, reliability and affordability. |  Koko is more than asset tracking, it features also a reliable seat sensor that can be used to know if a person is seated. |  Koko can be combined with a Yugen sensor to monitor desk occupancy. It will not only tell if somebody is seated at the desk but also how many and where they are seated, |
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Xetal Koko Technology
Based on the ultra-low-power communication protocol used in the first generation Kinsei sensors, Xetal Koko allows detection and tracking of assets at low speed (tens of seconds) and medium resolution (room-based or better) by means of small battery powered beacons.
A typical system requires one small Koko hub in each room and a Koko beacon on each asset to be tracked. The hub runs on normal supply power, while the beacon on cr2032 or AA batteries. They communicate on radio frequencies (868/915 MHz) resulting in a low cost solution with long range and no interference with existing equipment or wireless networks.
Why selecting Koko instead of other traditional solution?
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It is extremely low power: years on a battery.
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It is small: the size of a CR2032 battery.
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It is affordable: a fraction of existing solutions.
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It allows tagging of each beacon and hub.
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It can eb connected to any other device such as seat sensors or occupancy monitors.
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It works!
Xetal Koko will be available in form of development kits in course of 2021 and it will include support for trackers, seat sensors and desk occupancy sensors.