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Quinten
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Hi there,
I'm trying to design a positioning system that makes use of RSSI.
When a wireless signal would propagate through a human body, the signal strength would be weaker than when it wouldn't have to overcome any obstacles. My question is: would this difference in signal strength be measurable? (Keep in mind, the sensor that measures the RSSI is a smartphone, so sensitivity is limited)
If anybody has any information on the subject I would really appreciate it! ;)
I'm trying to design a positioning system that makes use of RSSI.
When a wireless signal would propagate through a human body, the signal strength would be weaker than when it wouldn't have to overcome any obstacles. My question is: would this difference in signal strength be measurable? (Keep in mind, the sensor that measures the RSSI is a smartphone, so sensitivity is limited)
If anybody has any information on the subject I would really appreciate it! ;)