Centimetre-level positioning in an Android smartphone using GPS/GNSS

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Title

Centimetre-level positioning in an Android smartphone using GPS/GNSS

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University of Otago

Collection

Otago University Research Archive

Description

GPS/GNSS positioning is one of the most used smartphone features traced back to 1999. This feature has been utilised by billions of smartphone users in the last few decades, primarily for meter-level navigation purposes. In recent University of Otago research, we show that it is possible to achieve centimetre-level positioning precisions with a mass-market Android smartphone. This research finding opens up a potential for accurate smartphone positioning in various applications, such as for au...

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Research paper

Research format

Conference item / interactiveResource

Thesis level

Conference or Workshop Item

Date created

2023-08-02

Creator

Odolinski, Robert / Yong, Chien Zheng

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10523/44598

Related subjects

webinar / GPS / GNSS / smartphones / Android / positioning precision

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