Abstract
Visible light positioning (VLP), benefiting from its high accuracy and low cost, is a promising technology for indoor location-based services. In this article, the theoretical limits and error sources of traditional camera-based VLP systems are analyzed. To solve the problem that multiple LEDs are required and auxiliary sensors are imperfect, a VLP system with a single square LED which can correct the geomagnetic angle obtained from a geomagnetic sensor is proposed. In addition, we conducted a static positioning experiment and a dynamic positioning experiment integrated with pedestrian dead reckoning on an Android platform to evaluate the effectiveness of the proposed method. According to the experimental results, when the horizontal distance between the camera and the center of the LED is less than 120 cm, the average positioning error can be retained within 10 cm and the average positioning time on the mobile phone is 39.64 ms.
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