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Rfid Indoor Localization Based Received Signal Strength

Hamsa M. Ahmed, Ahmed Noori Rashid

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Abstract

Study on positioning indoors has been one of the most well-studied topics in recent years. Localization approaches using RSS are attestable for collecting position information since they can reuse the current wireless infrastructure for localization. This paper introduces an indoor location device with 2.4 GHz RFID Reader signals based on RFID technology in a wide-area network for indoor localization. These techniques are compared when using loT devices in terms of position accuracy and power consumption. Modality values have been used, and trilateration has been performed by the obtained signal strength indicator (RSSI). The data collection can be accessed online. In the selection of wireless technology for an indoor localization system following application criteria, the experimental results can be used as an indicator.

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Study on positioning indoors has been one of the most well-studied topics in recent years. Localization approaches using RSS are attestable for collecting position information since they can reuse the current wireless infrastructure for localization. This paper introduces an indoor location device with 2.4 GHz RFID Reader signals based on RFID technology in a wide-area network for indoor localization. These techniques are compared when using loT devices in terms of position accuracy and power consumption. Modality values have been used, and trilateration has been performed by the obtained signal strength indicator (RSSI). The data collection can be accessed online. In the selection of wireless technology for an indoor localization system following application criteria, the experimental results can be used as an indicator.

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Study on positioning indoors has been one of the most well-studied topics in recent years. Localization approaches using RSS are attestable for collecting position information since they can reuse the current wireless infrastructure for localization. This paper introduces an indoor location device with 2.4 GHz RFID Reader signals based on RFID technology in a wide-area network for indoor localization. These techniques are compared when using loT devices in terms of position accuracy and power consumption. Modality values have been used, and trilateration has been performed by the obtained signal strength indicator (RSSI). The data collection can be accessed online. In the selection of wireless technology for an indoor localization system following application criteria, the experimental results can be used as an indicator.

Key concepts: Trilateration, Signal strength, RSS, Computer science, Reuse, Wireless, Power consumption, Indoor positioning system

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