3 ms·
This is a great question. A typical apartment or business has 10s to 100s of routers nowadays that your smartphone can "see" when it scans. Thus, the movement
by qrv3w 11y ago
This is a great question.
A typical apartment or business has 10s to 100s of routers nowadays that your smartphone can "see" when it scans. Thus, the movement of a single router never really hinders the signal that much.
Still, I might try to add some bootstrapping to the software so that tracking locations can be used to "relearn" places to later test if the routers have been moving around.
- fabulist 11y agoThank you for releasing this, this is a really valuable reference for a project I'm working on. I've certainly seen urban areas with hundreds of routers around, but where I am it is more like 5.
- qrv3w 11y agoYour welcome, glad it will help someone. Certainly give it a try, I've heard that it works pretty well for ~5 routers for a couple of rooms in an apartment.