by David Tooley | Aug 1, 2021 | Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning, Remote Patient Monitoring
The public health response to Covid-19 has accelerated many different technological solutions with those in healthcare being among the most exciting. We are looking here at the basics of telehealth and a new phenomenon called “smart remote care”. At its most basic...
by David Tooley | Aug 1, 2021 | Indoor Location, Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning, Remote Patient Monitoring
Care in the UK is facing a perfect storm as the coronavirus pandemic piles more and more pressure on an industry that was already under enormous pressure even since before the virus spread out across the world. We will make the argument here that technological...
by David Tooley | Jul 1, 2021 | Footfall Monitoring, Indoor Location, Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning, Indoor Wayfinding, News
Briteyellow has been awarded a share of a £1.6 million investment fund as part of a pioneering partnership that is exploring the benefits and applications of 5G technology in the transport sector. Our project, called Travel XR, sees Briteyellow, Birmingham Uni and...
by Ronnie Findlay | Jan 17, 2021 | Indoor Location, Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning
Some key answers to the top questions for using location-based systems in healthcare settings: 1 What is an indoor location-based alert? A location-based alert delivers a service to an audience based on their physical location. In outdoor settings, a person’s location...
by Ronnie Findlay | Dec 20, 2020 | Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning, Indoor Wayfinding, News, Remote Patient Monitoring
Smart spaces software and technology company Briteyellow is now among a cohort of businesses who have joined the ground-breaking MK:5G Accelerator. The cohort of just 10 SMEs is addressing challenges relating to mobility, health and wellbeing and data. ...
by Ronnie Findlay | Dec 19, 2019 | Footfall Monitoring, Indoor Location, Indoor Mapping, Indoor Positioning, Indoor Wayfinding
Huge challenges face the operators of transport hubs over the next decade as the nature of mobility changes. Driverless cars are set to challenge the very need for collective overland movement from one fixed point to another fixed point. There will be no need for...
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