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android_ips [2014/03/10 10:41]
zoza [Red Pin]
android_ips [2014/10/29 11:46]
zoza [Red Pin]
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 ====== Indoor positioning systems for Android ====== ====== Indoor positioning systems for Android ======
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 +a comprehensive article on different indoor positioning technologies
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 +http://​spectrum.ieee.org/​telecom/​wireless/​new-indoor-navigation-technologies-work-where-gps-cant
  
 ===== Foot Path ===== ===== Foot Path =====
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   * [[http://​redpin.org/​|Red Pin]]   * [[http://​redpin.org/​|Red Pin]]
 +  * **wi-fi fingerprint based**
 +
 +october 2014 -> ? USING REDPIN
 +
 +  * [[redpin-server|running redpin.jar]] on the edar server ​
 +  * 
 +
 +TEST
 +
   * installed Subclipse svn plugin for Eclipse   * installed Subclipse svn plugin for Eclipse
   * eclipse freezes :(   * eclipse freezes :(
-  * downloaded a clean version of Eclipse from (); installed Subversive plugin+  * downloaded a clean version of Eclipse from [[https://​www.eclipse.org/​subversive/​previous-releases.php]] ​(my Eclipse: Juno); installed Subversive plugin
   * checked out the Redpin Code using Import > SVN > [[svn://​svn.code.sf.net/​p/​redpin/​code/​]]   * checked out the Redpin Code using Import > SVN > [[svn://​svn.code.sf.net/​p/​redpin/​code/​]]
   * changed Android target in rghtclck+Project > Properties > Android > select an existing Android (4.3)   * changed Android target in rghtclck+Project > Properties > Android > select an existing Android (4.3)
-  * running RedPinAndroid 75 crashes immediately,​ error+  * running RedPinAndroid 75 crashes immediately, ​[[redpin-error-log|error log]]
  
-Console:+  * cannot start the server from Eclipse;  
 +  * when running Redpin from an .apk, server is not reachable;  
 +  * I don't understand how to start the Redpin server (other than running java -jar redpin.jar 5000 and connecting to the same network) 
 +===== IDocent =====
  
-<​code>​Starting activity org.redpin.android.ui.MapViewActivity on device emulator-5554</code>+  * [[http://​www.egr.msu.edu/​classes/​ece480/​capstone/​spring11/​group02/​|IDocent]] developed at Michigan State University, aimed at guiding blind people around buildings, has a text-to-speech engine; 
 +  * uses **wi-fi triangulation** and custom maps; 
 +  * watch video here http://​www.youtube.com/​watch?​v=OV-9OPnu3cM ​
  
-LogCat:+TEST
  
-<​code>​03-10 06:34:36.060: E/AndroidRuntime(845):​ FATAL EXCEPTION: Main +  * dwloaded the [[http://www.egr.msu.edu/​classes/​ece480/​capstone/​spring11/​group02/​documents/​iDOCENT.zip|zip file for Android]]  
-03-10 06:​34:​36.060:​ E/AndroidRuntime(845):​ java.lang.RuntimeException:​ Unable to create service org.redpin.android.net.SynchronizationManagerjava.lang.TypeNotPresentException:​ Type org.redpin.android.core.Map not present +  * imported the project into Eclipse and set the target Android version 
-</​code>​ +  * run as application on Motorola test phone;  
-===== IDocent ​=====+  * iDocent freezes, then has to quit because it's not responding; ​:( ([[idocent-error-log|error log]]) 
 +===== TeroM IPS =====
  
-  * wi-fi triangulation [[http://www.egr.msu.edu/classes/ece480/​capstone/​spring11/​group02/|IDocent]]+  * https://github.com/TeroM/indoor-position-tracker 
 +  * wi-fi fingerprint based 
 +  * fingerprints need to be preset (define points on a map, scan and remember the results); after creating this base/dictionary of positions, it locates the user closest to the defined points;
  
-===== TeroM IPS =====+TEST
  
-https://github.com/TeroM/​indoor-position-tracker+  * cloned the project [[git@github.com:TeroM/​indoor-position-tracker.git]], loaded to Eclipse 
 +  * run on Motorola, loads and works well!
  
 ===== a little bit of microsoft input: RADAR ===== ===== a little bit of microsoft input: RADAR =====
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   * WIGGLE: a contribution based map of wireless access points. https://​wigle.net/​   * WIGGLE: a contribution based map of wireless access points. https://​wigle.net/​
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 +===== conclusions ======
 +
 +need something closest to the TeroM tool + a general map of the space; map the space out (preset points and scan the db at each point); load all this information in the app (with an option to edit or re-measure db strengths); ​
android_ips.txt · Last modified: 2015/01/07 13:40 by zoza