Abstract:
Disclosed are a container information control system and a container information control method capable of simply and accurately collecting and controlling container information by using an optical or laser transceiver in which multiple paths or interference signals are not generated. A system for controlling information on containers according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention includes: one or more transceivers connected to internal sensors of the containers, respectively, in which information on the respective containers is stored; and a wireless access point positioned at an uppermost container, and configured to receive the container information from the transceivers.
Abstract:
Disclosed are an apparatus and a method for determining an identity of a WLAN system occupying a channel, using information within a signal field or time synchronization between target channels. For this, the present invention includes a preamble detecting unit configured to detect a preamble in each channel; a channel information obtaining unit configured to obtain reference time information when the preamble is detected in each channel, or to obtain signal field information in each channel using the detected preamble; and an identity determining unit configured to determine an identity of a WLAN system occupying each channel by comparing the reference time information obtained in each channel, or by comparing the signal field information obtained in each channel.
Abstract:
Provided is an apparatus and method for recognizing a location by conversion of a frequency offset, the apparatus including a setting unit to receive, from a terminal, a plurality of signals comprising a first signal and a second signal, and to set a variable corresponding to each of the plurality of signals, a detector to detect a first residual phase of a carrier frequency of the first signal and a second residual phase of a carrier frequency of the second signal using the variables, and a recognizer to recognize a location of the terminal by calculating a difference between the first residual phase and the second residual phase.