2005•Unpublished venueRequires access

Analysis of a signal strength based positioning system for commercial environments

Jessica S. King Michael J. Johnson

Abstract

Signal strength based positioning technology offers both cost advantages and technical challenges compared with other positioning methods. This study analyzes measurements taken in a commercial retail environment to develop a set of practical expectations and guidelines in the use of signal strength based positioning systems. A commercially available positioning engine for wireless LANs was used as a readily reproducible basis for the experiments.

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Key concepts: Signal strength, Hybrid positioning system, Positioning system, Computer science, Indoor positioning system, SIGNAL (programming language), Wireless lan, Wireless