Development of a System for Collecting Data on the Movement of People Indoors
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The COVID-19 pandemic makes the problem of monitoring and analyzing the movement of people indoors more urgent in order to timely identify those who have been in contact with the sick and prevent further spread of the infection.
The article proposes one of the ways to solve this problem - the development of a system for determining and saving the history of the location of people inside the premises. The article also discusses methods, parameters and technologies that can be used to solve the problem of indoor localization.
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