Abstract

This paper describes the implementation of indoor localization technology using Bluetooth modules and beacons featuring Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) by smart watches. We implemented a Hidden Markov Model (HMM)-based fingerprinting method using various data from recognized BLE signals. For fingerprinting, we obtained both a received signal strength indication and a signal observation frequency that were obtained from nearby beacons. The location was estimated from both a presurveilled profile and an exponential fit model. When using an exponential fit model with the signal observation frequency, we were able to achieve approximately 80% accuracy, even with little data. In addition, when using the HMM-based fingerprinting and a transition model based on the probability of users' movement, the accuracy of our location prediction increased by up to 15%.

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