Radio signal –based systems that rely on wireless local area networks (WLANs) and Wi-Fi signals have several advantages over indoor positioning systems designed to rely on ultrasound or infrared ...

A new Bluetooth-based positioning system could offer health care systems a low-energy, low-cost method of tracking older adults' mobility, according to a new study published in the open-access ...

A navigation system used inside venues such as airports, museums, shopping malls and hospitals. An indoor positioning system (IPS) is the indoor counterpart to the global positioning system (see ...

An Indoor Positioning System would fix that -- and introduce some seriously awesome applications. 04/24/2012 By Sebastian Anthony Keep your sanity at the mall with an internal positioning system (IPS) ...

ArcGIS IPS comes with the mobile ArcGIS IPS Setup app, which allows collection of radio signals from Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) beacons inside buildings to enable an indoor positioning system. It can ...

After all, such a system would mean that your ability to do indoor location would be dictated by the building's owner, and whether they'd installed IPS infrastructure.

Inlo is the world's first IPS, or Indoor Positioning System, that is affordable and compact and makes it easy to map indoor spaces and pinpoint the location of not only people, but pets and ...

These findings were recently presented at the International Conference of Indoor Positioning and Indoor Navigation (IPIN) 2018). This self-learning AI tool can provide a low-cost solution to ...

Indoor positioning systems are a consequential leap toward smart city efficiency and convenience, bundling features for managing facilities and monitoring them for conditions that might affect safety ...

GPS rules your life. At least, it rules mine. Without the GPS on my iPhone, I don’t know what I’d do. I have dim prehistoric memories of something called a “map,” and a hazy image of a gas ...

Tweet this "Indoor positioning systems solve the 'last mile' navigation challenge, bridging the gap between outdoor and indoor worlds," said Jack Dangermond, Esri founder and president.