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System and methods for determining location of consumer product displays with wireless beacons using known wireless beacon locations

  • US 10,410,240 B2
  • Filed: 06/04/2018
  • Issued: 09/10/2019
  • Est. Priority Date: 05/13/2015
  • Status: Active Grant
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1. A method for assessing a location of a display for displaying one or more consumer products, comprising:

  • determining, at a remote server, a retail location of a first display for displaying one or more consumer product;

    receiving, in a mobile device at the retail location, a first wireless signal comprising a first data packet with a unique identifier associated with a first wireless beacon, the first wireless signal being broadcast by the first wireless beacon, wherein the first wireless beacon is located on a first circuit board coupled to the first display, and wherein the first display is associated with a selected campaign for the consumer products;

    receiving, in the mobile device, a second wireless signal comprising a second data packet with a second unique identifier associated with a second wireless beacon, the second wireless signal being broadcast by the second wireless beacon, wherein the second wireless beacon is located on a second circuit board coupled to a second display for displaying one or more consumer products, wherein the second display is associated with the selected campaign;

    transmitting, from the mobile device to the remote server, a third data packet comprising the first unique identifier from the first wireless beacon and the second unique identifier from the second wireless beacon, the third data packet being transmitted in response to the mobile device receiving the first and second data packets, wherein the first and second unique identifiers are transmitted in the third data packet by a software package installed on the mobile device;

    receiving, at the remote server, the third data packet, anddetermining, at the remote server, a location of the second display is the retail location of the first display based on receiving both the first unique identifier and the second unique identifier in the third data packet from the mobile device, wherein the retail location of the second display in unknown to the remote server prior to the receiving of the third data packet.

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