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> It's possible that interactive timing might be a mechanism: a nanosecond-scale time resolution works out to about 10 cm. Unfortunately that requires differen
by arnarbi 9y ago
> It's possible that interactive timing might be a mechanism: a nanosecond-scale time resolution works out to about 10 cm.
Unfortunately that requires different radio hardware. Look up Ultra Wide Band.
- dredmorbius 9y agoOne of my operating assumptions is that extant systems really aren't suficient. That's going to require some changes and establishment of novel standards. And that means that organisations having sufficient heft to promote and establish such standards need to be involved. As much as I don't trust the current Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse: Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple (and the various horse-pages: Microsoft, Oracle, IBM, etc.), they're almost certainly going to be involved. The US government, EU, and possibly interests in China, also. And if you're thinking "but China?!!", remember that they've got their interests in secrets too, and might see a need for a secure and trusted system.