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As I understand it's just a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon, at least for the coarse-grain positioning. I don't know of any portable devices that specifically hunt
by waste_monk 5y ago
As I understand it's just a Bluetooth Low Energy beacon, at least for the coarse-grain positioning.
I don't know of any portable devices that specifically hunt BLE (I understand Cisco CleanAir technology can monitor and report on BLE but that's for fixed wireless installations) but I would imagine a generic 2.4GHz RF detector would work, assuming there's not too much RF pollution nearby... drive out somewhere isolated and have a scan.