Location measurement of an object using radio networks for Industry 4.0 applications

Федотов, А. А.; Badenko, Vladimir; Kuptsov, Vladimir D.; Ivanov, S. I.; Struchkov, Igor

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/202126405060

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“…This input is then used to estimate the distance between the two elements. Also in this class of solution, the location may be estimated using a triangulation (i.e., at least 3 different transmitters) [13], [14]. In this case, the estimation is affected by the signal attenuation introduced by obstacles, which is reduced using higher frequency signals (e.g., UltraWideband -UWB), resulting in higher precision.…”

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Indoor Positioning: Comparing Different Techniques and Dealing with a user Authentication use Case

Balbela¹,

Bianzino²

2023

Adv. sci. technol. eng. syst. j.

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Indoor positioning is a complex issue with many, heterogeneous application cases, each one presenting different requirements and environments. In such a complex ecosystem, an agile 1 taxonomy is needed to be able to select a proper solution for a given scenario, as well as practical recommendations for the most used solutions. Besides providing these tools, we analyze a real-world scenario and its requirements, selecting a practical solution and evaluating it together with its implications and consequences, providing a reference guideline for practical applications of indoor positioning.

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