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Hybrid Wi-Fi Localization using RFID and UWB sensors

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The pursuit of a more accurate localization technique has been a challenge throughout this past decade. After the release of Google Indoor Maps, Wi-Fi localization has an increase in demand. The purpose of this MQP was to create a hybrid localization algorithm that uses Wi-Fi as a foundation, and utilizes Radio Frequency Identification and Ultra Wide-Band sensors. We test each sensor in order to evaluate their individual performance in terms of localization accuracy. Ultimately, we combine each sensor in MATLAB using Kalman Filter and a geometric algorithm.

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  • E-project-043015-151913
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  • 2015
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  • 2015-04-30
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