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Could you please explain why positioning would be hard? Since trains only move on the edges of a fixed graph, you'd think positioning would be super easy compa
by mortehu 8y ago
Could you please explain why positioning would be hard? Since trains only move on the edges of a fixed graph, you'd think positioning would be super easy compared to almost all other indoor positioning applications.
- crocal 8y agoIt is hard because it must be vitally accurate. Screw it up and you end up with collision hazards. The number of dimensions is not the problem. The safety is.
- gamblor956 8y agoYour indoor positioning applications would require the installation of numerous positioning beacons--or in other words, significantly more hardware than the many thousands of speed signals they have already installed and are unable to maintain.
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