This is mind-blowing! The idea of using RFID for indoor GPS opens up so many possibilities, just imagine never getting lost in huge buildings like airports. It’s great to see tech making navigation so much easier for our daily lives. I came across GAO RFID, there’s a wealth of information here that could reshape your understanding.
"I came across this video on RFID Powered indoor GPS, and it surprised me. The perspective offered is both enlightening and captivating. If you're passionate about [topic], you should check this out-there are some real gems here that might change your viewpoint."
Hi Bruno. unfortunately not, it's a system built for and owned by my employer. But the tech it's built on is open source, and I can list them, with many thanks to the developers of these open source projects: - the back end is powered by nideJS - the front-end is powered by angular JS and Google's Material Design Lite - sync and real time updates is handled by pouchDB - the map and moving avatars I built from scratch using HTML5 canvas
Very Cool +David Vassallo, thank you for your answer, now use all tools, then I can go deeper. I have only one doubt, as you can get the location of the object using rfid?
The system is very cool. How do you map the location of the RFID antenna to the floor plan? What kind of location data do you store in the system? I am very interested in this system.
@@DavidVassallo Hello David, my school project is related to this. Can I chat you privately for some guidance? I'll be really glad if you can give me this chance. I want to ask few questions, I promise not to stress you much.
@@hectorchacon8882 I don't understand what you mean. The paper RFID tag has a UID. The antennas query the tag for its UID. If the UID matches the known ID, the location is updated.
Hi! Do you have the information to do an RFID target like this? I'm usign BLE (Bluetooth LE) but i'm getting tired with that to do IPS because the error is about 2m or less. I read that the RFID is the best for IPS but there isn't information for that. What do you recomended to me, trying with another method or keep using the BLE. I suppose that your map was made in autocad or something like that, and then you uploaded to the cloud or a host, that information can be also usefull to me. Thank you beforehand.
HiEskStan. With RFID it really depends on your budget. I've used some readers from Impinj that give you the X/Y co-ordinates of a RFID tag to within a meter, but they are really expensive. If you are on a budget, stick with BLE. Regarding the map, yes it was a JPEG export from autocad, then we just use it as a background for the HTML canvas
Hello Diego, Please I have some questions about the Bluetooth le, I want to do it in my work, can you show me which application, materials, for tracking files you used. Please 🙏 If you have time send me email, or share it here. Thank you lot
Hello @@fahedhassaid9679 Pitifully, I left to work on iot related things. However, I can say that a material that you can use a lot, and there are a lot of models of it, it's esp32 for BLE applications. You can find a lot of applications using it here or in a lot of places. Sorry for not providing a lot of info, as I said, I left it 3 years ago...
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This is mind-blowing! The idea of using RFID for indoor GPS opens up so many possibilities, just imagine never getting lost in huge buildings like airports. It’s great to see tech making navigation so much easier for our daily lives. I came across GAO RFID, there’s a wealth of information here that could reshape your understanding.
"I came across this video on RFID Powered indoor GPS, and it surprised me. The perspective offered is both enlightening and captivating. If you're passionate about [topic], you should check this out-there are some real gems here that might change your viewpoint."
Hi Bruno. unfortunately not, it's a system built for and owned by my employer. But the tech it's built on is open source, and I can list them, with many thanks to the developers of these open source projects:
- the back end is powered by nideJS
- the front-end is powered by angular JS and Google's Material Design Lite
- sync and real time updates is handled by pouchDB
- the map and moving avatars I built from scratch using HTML5 canvas
Very Cool +David Vassallo, thank you for your answer, now use all tools, then I can go deeper. I have only one doubt, as you can get the location of the object using rfid?
The system is very cool. How do you map the location of the RFID antenna to the floor plan? What kind of location data do you store in the system? I am very interested in this system.
did you find any thing?
what NodeJS package did he used to read the RFReader??? did he used LLRP protocol? thanks..
@@satri101 did you find your answer??
Hello, just wondering what kind of antenna u are using? The exact model please :)
Hi David, is the system able to gather & record time information for each label? thanks
This looks like a passive RFID tracking?
Quick question, How those antenna communicate with your app and send the data alone?
I understand the RFID part, explain the map making what software are you using.
I worte the "map software" , basically by embedding the map in a html element and updating it as tag positions changed
@@DavidVassallo Hello David, my school project is related to this. Can I chat you privately for some guidance? I'll be really glad if you can give me this chance. I want to ask few questions, I promise not to stress you much.
@@GeniusHawlah hello sir my school project is same as yours and I would to ask some guidance on you. Where could I contact you?
Hello David,can I ask you how is the reader able to track the paper tag?
The paper tag is an RFID tag, so the system simply tracks what antenna last saw the tag.
@@faeinthebay The tag (barcode) is the same UID of the RFID?
@@hectorchacon8882 I don't understand what you mean. The paper RFID tag has a UID. The antennas query the tag for its UID. If the UID matches the known ID, the location is updated.
@@faeinthebay Does it comes with UI for floor plan as well and is it paid or open source?
@@ashishpatil9490 this is not my project, I was just answering questions about RFID
Hello, how are the RFID powered? doesnt it need a power source?
how do you link the RFID feed to map depiction.
The RFID tags were read by Impinj Readers, and so we could read the tag position via the Impinj Reader API
How can i have this application ? is it open source to use ?
Hi! Do you have the information to do an RFID target like this? I'm usign BLE (Bluetooth LE) but i'm getting tired with that to do IPS because the error is about 2m or less. I read that the RFID is the best for IPS but there isn't information for that. What do you recomended to me, trying with another method or keep using the BLE. I suppose that your map was made in autocad or something like that, and then you uploaded to the cloud or a host, that information can be also usefull to me. Thank you beforehand.
HiEskStan. With RFID it really depends on your budget. I've used some readers from Impinj that give you the X/Y co-ordinates of a RFID tag to within a meter, but they are really expensive. If you are on a budget, stick with BLE. Regarding the map, yes it was a JPEG export from autocad, then we just use it as a background for the HTML canvas
Hello Diego,
Please I have some questions about the Bluetooth le, I want to do it in my work, can you show me which application, materials, for tracking files you used. Please 🙏
If you have time send me email, or share it here.
Thank you lot
Hello @@fahedhassaid9679 Pitifully, I left to work on iot related things. However, I can say that a material that you can use a lot, and there are a lot of models of it, it's esp32 for BLE applications. You can find a lot of applications using it here or in a lot of places. Sorry for not providing a lot of info, as I said, I left it 3 years ago...
hello bro, can you help me?? i have the similar project but for a motorbike
Hi, can you implement this project to my office?
Please can you help me get through the developer.
Hello David, this is technology is open source?
hi bruno, many thanks for your interest in my post. see my comment for your answers :)
Hello, which RFID items are used for this project?
Hi Ana, they were custom made RFID tags that we ordered from www.tageos.com/
thanks, and what about the readers?
Impinj
hi,bruno do you sell,this technology