| CPC H04W 4/021 (2013.01) [H04L 63/107 (2013.01); H04W 12/64 (2021.01)] | 33 Claims | 

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               1. A method of wireless service delivery; 
            determining a position of a first device requesting the wireless service; 
                delivering a wireless service defined by a first tier/quality to the first device if the position is determined to fall within a first region of space; 
                delivering a wireless service defined by a second tier/quality to the first device if the position is determined not to fall within the first region of space; 
                providing power to the first device from a first radio frequency (RF) signal carrying the wireless service, wherein the wireless service provides network access to the first device via packets; 
                storing a plurality of coordinates representative of a boundary of the first region of space, wherein said plurality of coordinates is stored in a memory disposed in a second device providing the wireless service; and 
                identifying the plurality of coordinates by a localization device that is physically distinct from the second device, wherein said second device comprises a controller adapted to increase a frequency of a second RF signal the second device transmits to the localization device, wherein said localization device comprises: 
              a mixer adapted to downconvert the frequency of the received second RF signal; 
                  a bandpass filter adapted to filter out components of the downconverted RF signal that fall outside a predefined frequency band; 
                  an amplifier adapted to amplify the filtered RF signal; and 
                  an antenna adapted to transmit the amplified RF signal, wherein said second device further comprises: 
                  a receiver adapted to receive the amplified RF signal transmitted by the localization device, wherein said controller is further adapted to determine a position of the localization device by comparing the first RF signal to the amplified RF signal. 
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