Sound-based positioning
A sound and sound signal technology, applied in positioning, instruments, measuring devices, etc., can solve the problems of communication capability, sensing capability, internal clock accuracy, limited available power, difficulty in obtaining highly accurate real-time location information, and the inability of GPS. good operation etc.
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[0012] Some modern mobile devices, such as smartphones, include microphones capable of detecting ultrasonic signals, which presents the opportunity to perform ultrasonic-based positioning using consumer-grade mobile devices. The ultrasound bandwidth that these devices can detect is currently narrow (eg, between 20KHz and 22KHz). However, ultrasonic signals can function within this limited bandwidth while providing sufficient information to allow determination of the location of the receiving device relative to the source of the ultrasonic signal.
[0013] For example, one implementation includes sound signal sources (eg, speakers) throughout a given area. The sound signal emitted by the sound signal source is received by one or more receiving devices (for example, a mobile device with a microphone capable of accurately capturing ultrasonic sound signals), and one or more receiving devices use the received sound signals to calculate a given location within the area. A receivi...
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