High accuracy indoor positioning utilizing UWB, provides 1-foot accurate in-store “GPS”, enabling navigation, contextual messaging, upselling, order fulfillment, and real-time granular analytics data to pinpoint shopper behavior.



Our Representatives

Yuval Feldbrin

Product Manager, IntraPosition

Product Manager

IntraPosition

Bachelor of science- BSc in Engineering and Bachelor of Arts - BA in Economics from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. Product Manager and Application Engineer with a demonst...

Yaron Shavit

Founder & CEO, IntraPosition

Founder & CEO

IntraPosition

M.Sc. in Physics. Has extensive experience in multidisciplinary development and product adjustments to market need.

Company's Solutions

IntraPosition brings the power of highly accurate positioning into the physical store, to digitize every aspect of store operations. IntraPosition’s in-store location system serves as the "store's GPS", accurate within 1-foot of product locations. It utilizes ultra-wideband (UWB) technology, which was just recently integrated by Apple into the new iPhone 11, and indicated as the future of indoor-positioning.

The system allows brick-and-mortar retailers to increase shopping cart value by eliminating phantom stock-outs as well as through in-context customer promotions and upsells. It also optimizes order picking, by reducing the time required for provisioning. Finally, the system generates a wealth of highly granular shopper analytics data, as it tracks the position of every cart in-store, which both helps optimize store layout through heat maps and dwell time analysis and improves store management in real-time.

Prominent Case Study

Large Grocery Retailer in Western Europe

2 stores installed with 100 tags in total mounted on shopping carts and baskets. The store's management was provided with an access control system and a dashboard of highly granular shopper analytics:

  • Real-time alerts
  • Live view
  • Heat maps: Traffic map & Dwell time map
  • Queue management
  • Journey analysis
  • Headcounts
  • Correlation analysis

Some of the insights generated following the use of the system:

  • In which aisles passed the largest number of shoppers
  • Which areas in the store are in greatest demand
  • The direction of the shoppers' walk in the aisles
  • Choosing a preferred path when entering the store
  • The dwell time and location of shoppers throughout the store
  • Control and supervision of those leaving and entering the store

These insights helped the supermarket management to make data-based operational decisions given a real-time indoor positioning system that presents a broad picture and allows for in-depth study of the store's operations.