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An Indoor Position Tracking System helps people locate objects and people in places like airports, parking zone, alleys, underground locations, and multi-story buildings. An IPS (Indoor Position System) uses communication technologies and sensors for locating objects in large indoor environments. These systems are attracting scientific interest as there is a growing demand for these technologies in various sectors.<br>
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An Indoor Position Tracking System helps people locate objects and people in places like airports, parking zone, alleys, underground locations, and multi-story buildings. An IPS (Indoor Position System) uses communication technologies and sensors for locating objects in large indoor environments. These systems are attracting scientific interest as there is a growing demand for these technologies in various sectors.
IPS and Its Usage Just like GPS helps people determine an outdoor location, indoor positioning systems track a device’s location in an indoor environment. IPS has interesting applications in retail, inventory tracking, military, and commercial industries. While GPS depends on satellites, IPS relies on multiple smart technologies like proximity positioning and motion positioning.
Positioning and Location WiFi IPS are known for their accuracy in estimating an object’s position. These are the major uses of IPS: 1 Tracking and LocationTarget 2 Segregation And Identification 3
Positioning and Location Most Indoor Positioning Systems can detect an object’s location with a position accuracy of 2 cm. However, only good ones are capable of detecting the direction or orientation of the object. 1
2 Tracking and Location Tracking is essential for successful operational suitability. When a location sequence is created, a trajectory is formed. Statistical methods begin to smoothen the locations shown in a track and when the target object moves, the IPS can track the movements.
3 Segregation And Identification In many applications, the targets are multiple. The IPS serves a specific identification for every observed target and is capable of segregating and separating targets within the group. The location device identifies the target despite the presence of other objects at close distance.
