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iBeaconScanner
iBeaconScanner provides you the ability to work with Bluetooth beacons.
What's iBeaconScanner APK?
iBeaconScanner is a app for Android, It's developed by CHI Software author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 8 years ago.
This app has 100 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Communication category
iBeaconScanner app allows to work with different types of Bluetooth beacons.
The App receives the signal and displays the location of the detected devices within a radius of 3 meters. You can name each detected beacon, set a password for it, add a description or an image. Our App can also help you to find out the specific characteristics of each beacon.
There are many ways to use the Bluetooth-beacons technology for your business. Such as:
- contactless payment of invoices (like a PayPal);
- control of the service in the restaurant;
- creation of the store heat maps;
- contactless registration and networking at events;
- search for keys, forgotten things or baggage at the airport;
- navigation inside large rooms;
- navigation for the blind;
- interactive excursions around the museum or city (alternative to QR codes);
- attendance control in schools and universities;
- tracking of urban passenger traffic;
- tracking shoppers to give them an information about sales and coupons at stores.
The App receives the signal and displays the location of the detected devices within a radius of 3 meters. You can name each detected beacon, set a password for it, add a description or an image. Our App can also help you to find out the specific characteristics of each beacon.
There are many ways to use the Bluetooth-beacons technology for your business. Such as:
- contactless payment of invoices (like a PayPal);
- control of the service in the restaurant;
- creation of the store heat maps;
- contactless registration and networking at events;
- search for keys, forgotten things or baggage at the airport;
- navigation inside large rooms;
- navigation for the blind;
- interactive excursions around the museum or city (alternative to QR codes);
- attendance control in schools and universities;
- tracking of urban passenger traffic;
- tracking shoppers to give them an information about sales and coupons at stores.