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Where you work — 🏬 on site + 📱 verification app (with one 🖥️ OneS1ght console check in between)
Once you reach this point the infrastructure build is done. Now it is time to confirm that it actually works.
Why this step is needed The anchor hardware itself only tells you whether it has power. Whether the coordinates were entered correctly and whether the cluster was assembled properly can only be confirmed by running real positioning with the app.

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Before you start

All of the following must be complete. If even one is missing, no position is produced. What you need
  • An iPhone with UWB support (iPhone 12 or later · iOS 27.0 or later)
  • The verification app (demo app) and install instructions handed to you by your contact
No code is needed for verification. You download the verification app (demo app) and check with it, just like installing any other app. Your contact provides the app and the install instructions — if you have not received them, request them at onesight-support@onecheck.co.kr.

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Check 1 · Anchor power

On site, visually confirm that all 4 anchors you installed have power.
1

Check the LED on each anchor

Look at the LED window on the front of the anchor. Check all 4.
2

Check that cables are secured

Confirm that any wiring running across the floor is taped down. If someone trips and pulls a cable loose, that one anchor goes quietly dead.
Check point — all 4 anchors have their LED on (yellow, green or blinking are all fine).If even one is off, do not move to the next step. Positioning is unstable with 3 or fewer anchors.

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Check 2 · Console connection status

Confirm that the OneS1ght console is pulling the real floor plan from GeoSpace.
1

Open the Geospace integration screen

In the OneS1ght console, go to Settings → Geospace integration card (a badge is shown on the right of the card, and clicking [Mobile positioning settings] opens the details).
2

Check the connection status badge

Check the badge shown on the screen.Clicking [Mobile positioning settings] next to the badge shows the registration date and the last verification time.
3

Confirm the floor plan is the real one

Go to Space management and confirm that the floor plan shown is the actual floor plan you uploaded to GeoSpace. If you see an unfamiliar sample floor plan, you are still in simulation mode.
Check point — the badge reads Connected, and Space management shows the floor plan you uploaded.

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Check 3 · Run the verification app

1

Run the app on site

Run it inside the site where the anchors are installed. No position is produced outside the detection area.
2

Grant permissions

Allow the location permission and the nearby-device access permission. If you deny them, UWB positioning does not start.
3

Confirm the floor plan loads

Select the building and floor at the top of the app and the site floor plan is displayed. (Text in the verification app may be shown in Japanese — 「現在地を確認」= check current location)
Verification app screen with positioning ready

Normal — the floor plan has loaded and positioning is ready

Check point — the site floor plan is displayed in the app.If no floor plan appears → Troubleshooting · No floor plan appears in the app

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Check 4 · Real position

This is the most important step. Walk around yourself and confirm the dot follows you.
1

Stand in the middle of the detection area

Stand at the center of the rectangle formed by the 4 anchors and look at the app screen. A dot must appear on the floor plan.
2

Walk slowly

Walk slowly from one end to the other. Watch whether the dot on screen follows your movement.
Verification app screen tracking position in real time

Normal — the position dot follows your movement in real time

3

Check each of the four corners

Stand under each anchor and confirm that the dot on screen is at that same corner on the floor plan. This is the surest way to verify that the coordinates were entered correctly.The floor plan in the app may appear rotated compared with the GeoSpace screen — use the entrance position to line up the orientation. While you stand still, the dot wobbling by a few tens of cm is normal; landing on the wrong corner or jumping several meters is the warning sign.
Check point — all three must hold.
  1. The dot appears on screen
  2. The dot follows you when you walk
  3. At each of the four corners, the dot is at the same corner on the floor plan
If any one fails, find your symptom in the table below.

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When a check fails

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Verification complete

If all four checks passed, the positioning infrastructure build is finished. There is nothing left to do on site. What comes next depends on your role — either draw zones in the console to receive enter / exit / dwell events, or integrate the SDK into the customer app. Both are separate from the infrastructure build.