A wireless network requires location tracking for assets. Which Cisco feature should be included in the design?

Fast roaming (802.11r/k/v) minimizes client re-association time when moving between APs and has no role in determining the physical location of an asset.

Cisco Hyperlocation leverages antenna arrays on compatible APs and angle-of-arrival (AoA) techniques combined with the Cisco CMX or DNA Spaces location engine to achieve sub-meter location accuracy. Standard RSSI-based location typically delivers 5-15 meter accuracy, while Hyperlocation dramatically improves this for real-time asset tracking use cases. It is the purpose-built Cisco solution for location services in enterprise WLANs.

Dynamic Frequency Selection (DFS) is a regulatory mechanism that enables APs to vacate 5 GHz channels when radar is detected and is entirely unrelated to location tracking.

Band steering is an RF management technique that encourages dual-band clients to use the 5 GHz band, not a location or tracking feature.