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A survey of indoor positioning systems and algorithms
Klaithem Al Nuaimi,Hesham Kamel +1 more
- pp 185-190
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This paper surveys various indoor positioning systems to explore the related challenges that exist in this area and evaluate some proposed solutions.Abstract:
Positioning objects has been an important topic since it is needed to locate people, guide them to a certain place, and assist companies and organizations with their assets management. Several systems and algorithms were proposed to solve the positioning problem and to enhance existing systems. In this paper, we survey various indoor positioning systems to explore the related challenges that exist in this area and evaluate some proposed solutions. We provide a categorization and classification of the current indoor positioning systems and identify some possible areas of enhancementsread more
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