OMA SUPL Middleware for A-GPS

PositionOne enables smartphones with A-GPS capabilities and allows SET (SUPL Enabled Terminal) based or SET assisted position determination on operators' networks. PositionOne supports A-GPS, E-OTD and other position determination technologies.

PositionOne is integrated with leading GPS chip manufacturers, runs on various mobile platforms and is tested to be compliant with many SUPL
Location Platforms.

PostionOne is the solution of choice for offering high-accuracy LBS applications quickly and cost effectively.

Who needs a SUPL Mobile Client?

	GPS Chip Manufactures
	Mobile device OEMs/ODMs
	Any location-enabled connected-device manufacturer
	Location Positioning Server providers

PositionOne™ Specifics

	Supports Network and SET based SUPL Agents.
	Supports positioning protocol payloads such as RRLP / TIA-801 / RRC.
	Supports SET and Network based positioning.
	Supports both SET initiated and network initiated location requests.
	Support for A-GPS and other positioning technologies like E-OTD, OT-DOA, A-FLT and Enhanced Cell ID..
	Implements security using IETF TLS 1.0.
	Seamless integration with native location API.
	Compliant with OMA and 3GPP standards for UE positioning.
	Designed for faster integration with GPS receivers and ensures Time to Market.
	Portable across various mobile platforms and Operating Systems.
	Compliant with leading SLPs ( Secure Location Platforms .)
	Modular architecture supports extensions such as SUPL 2.0.

About OMA SUPL

SUPL (Secure User Plane Location) is a protocol defined by the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) that defines an IP-based approach for the exchange of location data between a mobile device and a wireless network. SUPL’s features and broad industry adoption are allowing wireless carriers to successfully launch LBS quickly and cost-effectively. OMA’s goal with SUPL is to facilitate global user adoption of mobile data services by defining this marketdriven mobile service enabler that ensures service interoperability across devices, geographies, service providers, and networks. Like other application protocols that sit above the modem layer such as MMS, SUPL enables many new application development possibilities.