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Cricket: An Open Platform for Location-Aware Computing. Under the Guidance of Mr. Indraneel Mukhopadhyay. By. Suresh Kumar Panda. IT20017299. INTRODUCTION. User privacy Decentralized administration Network heterogeneity Cost Room-sized granularity. DESIGN OF CRICKET.
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Cricket: An Open Platform for Location-Aware Computing Under the Guidance of Mr. Indraneel Mukhopadhyay By Suresh Kumar Panda IT20017299
INTRODUCTION • User privacy • Decentralized administration • Network heterogeneity • Cost • Room-sized granularity
DESIGN OF CRICKET Design of cricket focusing on three fundamental issues: • Mechanism for determining the location • The listener algorithms and techniques for handling beacon interference. • Beacon positioning and configuration.
The nearest beacon to a listener may not be in the same geographic space.
Good scalability Ease of deployment User privacy Continuous tracking is hard Beacon scheduling Energy consumption is potentially higher ADVANTAGES OF CRICKET ARCHITECTURE
IMPLEMENTATION OF CRICKET • System parameters and hardware • Listener API • Ultrasound deployment issues
IMPLEMENTATION OF CRICKET Correct alignment of a Cricket ultrasonic transmitter.
PERFORMANCE INVESTIGATION • Boundary performance • Static performance • Mobile performance
APPLICATIONS • Using virtual spaces in INS • Floorplan
Why CRICKET IS NEED • Due to cricket navigation systems become possible • Cricket-enabled sensors can provide environmental data specific to their location • Cricket also fulfills a prerequisite for pervasive computing. • Cricket-enabled name tag could route phone calls to the phone nearest to the wearer.
Cricket influenced by • The Bat system • The active Badge system • RADAR
Conclusion Cricket is the result of five design goals . Its innovative aspects include the use of beacons with combined RF and ultrasound signals in a decentralized, uncoordinated architecture. It is ease to implement location-dependent applications like active map and location-based services with the help of Cricket. It is possible to implement a location-support system that maintains user privacy and has no centralized control.