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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 27, 2012
Filed:
Jun. 16, 2006
Andrea Pietro Titli, Turin, IT;
Michele Di Gangi, Turin, IT;
Aleck Ferrari, Gabiano Monferrato, IT;
Roberto Prato, Nizza Monferrato, IT;
Monica Badella, Turin, IT;
Fabio Forno, Salussola, IT;
Andrea Carlevato, Feletto, IT;
Loris Valera, Vestigne', IT;
Luca Tessitore, Caluso, IT;
Giovanni Malnati, Turin, IT;
Giuseppe Portelli, Santa Croce Camerina, IT;
Andrea Pietro Titli, Turin, IT;
Michele Di Gangi, Turin, IT;
Aleck Ferrari, Gabiano Monferrato, IT;
Roberto Prato, Nizza Monferrato, IT;
Monica Badella, Turin, IT;
Fabio Forno, Salussola, IT;
Andrea Carlevato, Feletto, IT;
Loris Valera, Vestigne', IT;
Luca Tessitore, Caluso, IT;
Giovanni Malnati, Turin, IT;
Giuseppe Portelli, Santa Croce Camerina, IT;
Abstract
A local positioning system comprises a plurality of sensor elements that may communicate with mobile units in a wireless fashion. The responsiveness of the mobile units is measured by yes/no answers and averaged so as to provide a measure of the distance of a mobile unit to a specified sensor element. Based on this measure and the known positions of the sensor element, the position of the mobile unit is estimated, for instance by a model of ideal springs.
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