Precise
Room and floor, with mapped local X/Y/Z or sub-zone context where supported.
Typical sourceValidated LiveLocate or LivePoint deployment, fixed registered endpoint, or approved indoor provider.SOS LiveLocate + LiveGrid
Indoor location built for response.
LiveLocate is the indoor positioning engine. LiveGrid turns its best supported result into responder-ready floor, room, zone, route, confidence, source, and movement context.
A location is more than a pin
Show what is known, how it was determined, and how fresh it is.
GPS can bring a responder to an address. Inside a complex facility, the useful question is often: which building, floor, wing, room, deck, or corridor—and how certain is that answer right now?
Zone
Quadrant, wing, unit, corridor, deck, sector, or another mapped operational zone.
Typical sourceModerate-confidence signal fingerprint, trajectory-constrained result, or partner provider.Building
The identified structure within a campus or property when finer indoor evidence is unavailable.
Typical sourceSite presence, registered gateway, coarse indoor provider, or graceful degradation.Campus coordinate
Latitude and longitude with accuracy, source, and age attached.
Typical sourceSOS Aegis operating-system GNSS or network location, or an approved partner source.
Precision that follows the evidence
If confidence drops, SOS Live broadens the displayed location from room to zone or building rather than continuing to show a stale room label.
A different model for indoor location
Listen to the “sound” of a room.
In supported deployments, LiveLocate is designed to recognize how sub-GHz signals interact with a physical space. Instead of relying only on estimated distance, it compares a multi-dimensional signal fingerprint associated with a mapped zone.
01Volume
Received signal strength across the participating configuration.
02Clarity
Signal-to-noise behavior against the local RF environment.
03Reliability
Packet delivery consistency across the participating network.
04Echo
Micro-timing variation influenced by multipath reflections.
From survey to recognition
Learn the environment, validate the result, govern every change.
LiveLocate profiles mapped zones, compares active observations against approved signal models, applies confidence and physical constraints, and publishes the selected semantic location to LiveGrid.
- CollectCapture a statistically useful set of observations in each mapped zone.
- ProfileCreate an approved model of the zone’s multi-dimensional signal signature.
- RecognizeCompare live observations to published profiles and rank likely locations.
- ConstrainUse the building graph and recent trajectory to suppress impossible movement.
- PublishAttach precision, confidence, source, freshness, and map version to the incident.
Movement that respects the building
A person cannot jump through a wall.
LiveLocate uses mapped doors, corridors, stairs, elevators, rooms, and floors to understand valid movement. A transient match that violates the physical path can be rejected or down-weighted instead of becoming a misleading location jump.
Trajectory-aware
Time-ordered locations follow valid transitions through the mapped environment.
Self-organizing
Participating nodes evaluate signal quality and assume appropriate observer or transmitter roles.
Self-healing
When a node changes or fails, another can assume the active role without manual reconfiguration.
Graceful degradation
The alert still routes while the displayed precision broadens to match available evidence.
Best-available source
Use the strongest evidence. Keep the rest visible.
SOS Live can receive location from LiveLocate, registered devices, indoor partners, SOS Aegis, and authorized user context. It selects one operational location using policy, precision, confidence, freshness, and source health—while retaining alternate or conflicting observations for audit.
- Precision tier is visible
- Confidence is communicated
- Source and age stay attached
- Conflicts are retained, not hidden
- Outdoor-to-indoor handoff preserves history
Build a better response
Map the location outcome your responders actually need.
We’ll review your buildings, materials, floorplans, movement patterns, response roles, and required precision tiers to design an evidence-based LiveLocate evaluation.