Research on Indoor Wireless Positioning Method based on Center-of-mass Algorithm

Abstract

Abstract Indoor mobile positioning is widely used in shopping malls, energy saving in buildings, medical care and emergency rescue. Range-free algorithms typically use the connectivity of a wireless sensor network system to estimate the location of target nodes, typically through Dv-hop, the prime method, ap-proximate point-in-triangulation test, or APIT for short. -free algorithms can be obtained by changing the distribution density of reference nodes or by changing the blind node communication radius to obtain higher accuracy. Due to constraints such as complex indoor environments, current indoor positioning methods are often less accurate and more expensive. To address these issues, this paper improves on the traditional center-of-mass algorithm by using a six-point center-of-mass algorithm for indoor positioning to further improve the accuracy of the indoor positioning algorithm. To this end, the following work is accomplished in this paper: 1. introduced the algorithms currently used for indoor positioning and their shortcomings, laying the theoretical foundation for the improved approach proposed in the following paper. 2. introduced the basic working principle of the center-of-mass algorithm and proposed an improved system using the six-point center-of-mass algorithm. 3. established the best possible model through experiments, then input test data and evaluated it based on expert judgement. The experimental results show that the model proposed in this study has excellent accuracy in indoor wireless positioning.