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Wifi-based Indoor Navigation with Mobile GIS and Speech Recognition

@inproceedings{Feng2012WifibasedIN,
  title={Wifi-based Indoor Navigation with Mobile GIS and Speech Recognition},
  author={Jiangfan Feng and Yanhong Liu},
  year={2012}
}
As the development of mobile communications and wireless networking technology and people's increasing demand for wireless location services, positioning services are more and more important and become the focus of research. However, the most common technology which supports outdoor positioning services is global positioning system (GPS), but GPS has been subjected to some restrictions in the complex environment. WLAN (Wireless Local Area Networks) has matured gradually in recent years, so… Expand
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