Webinar: Wireless for Wearables and Difficult Platforms: Double the Distance, Half the Power

Double the distance, half the power. How the data backs it up.

Switching to an antenna specifically designed for body-worn or metal-mounted platforms can deliver a 6–12 dB link budget improvement under Non-Line-of-Sight conditions. That translates directly to double the range, half the transmit power, or both, measured in an anechoic chamber, on repeatable test-beds, across multiple frequency bands.

In this webinar, AntennaWare CEO/Co-Founder Dr Gareth Conway shows you exactly how those numbers are achieved, the physics, the measurement methodology, and the commercial deployments that validate it.

Previously presented at Embedded World 2026.

When: April 22nd 4.00 PM GMT/9.00 AM PDT/12.00 PM EDT/5.00 PM CET

Duration: 50 mins

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What you'll learn

• Why conventional antennas underperform on difficult platforms — body-worn or metal-mounted — and the three conditions they must meet
• The link budget fundamentals that connect antenna efficiency to real-world range and power consumption
• Performance data across Sub-GHz, 2.4 GHz, DECT, and UWB bands
• The inaccuracies of conventional chip and printed antenna in RTLS in Non-Line-of-Sight conditions - highlighted in A/B walk test
• Commercial proof points: the benefits of 6–12 dB link budget gains in sport, professional audio, and industrial applications

Who should attend?

Engineers and product managers involved in the development of wearable products or systems deployed on difficult platforms across market verticals including

• Asset tracking
• Health and safety monitoring
• Industrial IOT applications
• Remote healthcare monitoring
• Sports wearables
• Pro and consumer audio.