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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"UWB Localization"”.
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Bidirectional UWB Localization with Rigorous Sectoral Evaluations
… a bidirectional scheme of Ultra-Wideband (UWB)-based localization system, which is generally overlooked in the literature causing its potential overshadowed. The bidirectional scheme is one of the three design integration processes usually applied in UWB-based localization systems. The key …
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Wireless sensor network planning with application to UWB localization in GPS-denied environments
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) have received much attention in the past 5 years, and much progress has been made in designing hardware, communications protocols, routing, and sensor fusion algorithms. The planning and deployment of the WSN, however, has been overlooked to a great extent. These are …
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Identification and Mitigation of NLOS based on Channel Information Rules for Indoor UWB Localization
Indoor localization is an emerging technology that can be utilized for developing products and services for commercial usage, public safety, military applications and so forth. Commercially it can be applied to track children, people with special needs, help navigate blind people, locate equipment, …
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WristQue : a personal sensor wristband for smart infrastructure and control
… and tested using the WristQue and a commercial UWB localization system. The other sensors on the WristQue were validated by collecting several days of environmental data and conducting several controlled experiments. With these capabilities, the WristQue can be used in a number of sensing and …
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Ultrawideband IEEE802.15.4a Cognitive Localization Methods for the 5G Environment
… thesis focuses on utilization of ultra-wideband (UWB) technology for cognitive localization in the fifth generation (5G) wireless environment that envisages seamless global connection of ubiquitous devices. This suggests the need for cognitive high-definition location-aware networks and devices …