DCIP vs FindPin

Delta Cloud Interactive Platform (DCIP) is a cloud platform service developed by Delta. Through this platform, users can collect machine data and activation rates, and then display them on smart devices with relevant statistical charts developed by HMI. Such as mobile phones and tablets. The statistical charts provided are as following up: Regression analysis chart, Cluster analysis chart, Radar chart, Quality control chart, Pie chart, Bar chart, Meter and Line chart. DCIP provides three cloud platforms:  Google drive, Tencent Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud. Each user can set a dedicated viewing page, and achieve security and customized platform through permission control.

FindPin is a precision item locator powered by Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology. Connect to compatible UWB tag devices via Bluetooth to measure exact distance and direction, helping you quickly find your keys, wallet, backpack, and other valuables. [Core Features] • Precision Ranging — Leverages UWB technology for centimeter-level distance measurement, showing the exact distance between you and your belongings in real time. • Direction Guidance — Combines ARKit spatial tracking to provide an intuitive arrow indicator, guiding you exactly where to look. • Radar Discovery — Pulse radar interface for quickly discovering nearby UWB tag devices. • Location Memory — Automatically marks the last known location of your items on a map, so you can trace back even after disconnection. • Device Management — Pair and manage multiple UWB tags with custom names. Switch between devices with a single tap. • Auto-Reconnect — Intelligently detects paired devices nearby and automatically establishes connection when in range. [Privacy First] FindPin takes your privacy seriously: • All data is processed locally — nothing is uploaded or shared • No personal identity information collected • No ads, no tracking code • Bluetooth used solely for device discovery and connection • Camera used only for ARKit spatial tracking — no photos or videos • Location data used only for map display