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ZaiNar announced on 2026-02-19 that after nine years in stealth it has developed…

2026-02-19 · 17:17 UTC ·FutureJurvetson ·1 min read

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ZaiNar announced on 2026-02-19 that after nine years in stealth it has developed a novel, software-based geolocation system that uses existing cellular and Wi‑Fi signals to locate emitters with sub‑meter accuracy and sub‑nanosecond timing. The company likens the method to a spread‑spectrum interferometer overlay and says it is integrated into 5G standards for carrier deployment.

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title: @FutureJurvetson: ZaiNar emerges today from 9 years of stealth. The company has developed a totall...
author: FutureJurvetson
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published: 2026-02-19T17:17:48+00:00
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ZaiNar emerges today from 9 years of stealth. The company has developed a totally novel technology that tracks the location of anything that emits a radio signal (phones, drones, vehicles, IoT devices, anything with cellular or WiFi). No new hardware needed, and you get sub-meter accuracy for location and sub-nanosecond for timing sync. As AI moves into the real world with robotics, autonomy, and live agents, having location services like ZaiNar's becomes essential. It is radically different from any other approach, more akin to a spread spectrum interferometer as a software overlay. And they are built into the 5G cellular standards allowing carriers to offer more precise geolocation than ever before. Today’s news: http://zainartech.com/news/funding

Posted: 2026-02-19T17:17:48.000Z
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