Acoustic radio co-location device and method thereof
A collaborative positioning and radio technology, applied in the field of positioning, can solve the problems of high cost of positioning technology, high environmental requirements, and large volume, and achieve the effects of small volume, good environmental adaptability, and simple equipment production
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[0030] Such as figure 1 As shown, a sound radio coordinated positioning device includes a positioning system 1 and a beacon group composed of two beacon units 2, the positioning system and the two beacon units are connected through communication, and the positioning system includes a radio receiving module 11, the first A sound receiving module 12 and a beacon identification module 13 , the beacon unit includes a radio transmitting module 21 , a sound transmitting module 22 and a second sound receiving module 23 .
[0031]When the beacon unit is triggered, the radio signal is transmitted through the radio transmission module, and the sound signal is transmitted through the sound transmission module, wherein the radio signal contains a wireless identification code, and the sound signal contains a voice identification code; the transmission frequency of the radio transmission module is 315MHz or 433MHz or 2.4 GHz; the sound transmitting module is a buzzer or a speaker; the secon...
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[0046] The quantity of the beacon unit of embodiment 2 is three namely respectively B 0 , B 1 and B 2 , others are identical with embodiment 1.
[0047] The three beacon units are placed in sequence to form a right-handed triangle, with the z-axis facing upwards. Beacon Unit B 0 The location is the coordinate origin, the beacon unit B 1 The position is a point upward on the x-axis, beacon unit B 2 (Y positive side) on the xy plane (beacon plane). If the positioning system is constrained to move on the beacon plane, multiple sets of beacon pairs can be used to perform multiple positioning and combine the results to make the best estimate to improve the accuracy.
[0048] When three beacons are used, the coordinates of the locator in the three-dimensional space are determined according to the distribution of the beacons. Usually the solution coordinates may not be unique, and they are distributed in a mirror image with the plane where the beacon is located. At this time, ...
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