Indoor navigation using IndoorAtlas library

Hurtuk, Ján; Červeňák, Jakub; Štancel, Martin; Hulic, Michal; Fecil'ak, Peter

doi:10.1109/sisy47553.2019.9111558

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“…Last but not least, IndoorAtlas [12] is a well established Platform as a Service (PaaS) solution for combining Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth beacons, dead reckoning and geomagnetic positioning. The focus is on allowing end users to author and configure the system for an indoor environment.…”

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Indoor Positioning Using the OpenHPS Framework

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2021

2021 International Conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN)

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“…3 Listing 1 illustrates how a location-based service is added to the model (line 8). The current position of a certain object can be requested by using a simple API call of this service (lines [12][13][14]. If the position is outdated, a pull is performed on the positioning model regardless of its construction or complexity.…”

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Indoor Positioning Using the OpenHPS Framework

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2021

2021 International Conference on Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN)

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“…Uddin et al,in [7,8], describe in detail how to use smartphones to plot automatic flow paths, also explaining the system architecture, data acquisition, data fusion, accuracy, and functioning of the methodology. To implement a similar approach, it is also possible to rely on commercially available apps such as the one described in [32]. Again, readers are invited to consult [32] to obtain information about the system architecture, the accuracy of the approach, and its functioning.…”

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“…To implement a similar approach, it is also possible to rely on commercially available apps such as the one described in [32]. Again, readers are invited to consult [32] to obtain information about the system architecture, the accuracy of the approach, and its functioning.…”

Section: How To Evaluate Warehouse Safety Through Smart Spaghettimentioning

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“…Then, their movements were observed. With the help of company IT technicians who installed a commercial app on their company phones [32] (see Section 2.1), following the suggestions by [7], smartphones worn by workers or placed on forklifts and their magnetic sensors were used to map flows. Three analyses were carried out-each lasting about 4 h-during which the devices recorded information on the flows.…”

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Towards Forklift Safety in a Warehouse: An Approach Based on the Automatic Analysis of Resource Flows

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Warehouse management is a discipline that has gained importance in recent decades. In the era of the Digital Revolution and Industry 5.0, to enable a company to attain a competitive advantage, it is necessary to identify smart improvement tools that help search for warehouse problems and solutions. A good tool to highlight issues related to layout and resource flows is the spaghetti chart which, besides being used to minimize waste according to lean philosophy, can also be used to assess warehouse safety and reliability and improve the plant sustainability. This article shows how to exploit “smart spaghetti” (spaghetti chart automatically generated by smart tracking devices) to conceive improvements in the layout and work organization of a warehouse, reducing the risk of collision between forklifts and improving the operators’ safety. The methodology involves automatically mapping the spaghetti charts (searching for critical areas where the risk of collision is high) and identifying interventions to be carried out to avoid near misses. “Smart spaghetti” constitutes a valuable decision support tool to identify potential improvements in the system through changes in the layout or in the way activities are performed. This work shows an application of the proposed technique in a pharmaceutical warehouse.

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