Abstract

A global positioning system (GPS) is often used as a tool for determining direction and positioning. However, GPS is weak in estimating the error, which is quite large at the actual distance, so positioning in a narrow area cannot work well. Therefore, a better method is needed to be used as a narrow-navigation system. This study aimed to determine whether RSSI has a better error than GPS for navigation devices in a narrow space or area. The method used was plotting graphs using Ms. Excel and determining the value of R square. The RSSI value was obtained through the Esp8266 device and then sent to the server via the MQTT protocol and converted using Node-Red on the Raspberry Pi. The comparison results of the Esp8266 device RSSI graph match the Laptop RSSI device as a reference. The match between the relative distance to the RSSI with the actual distance shows a 3.3-33% error. This result is considered much better than the GPS error.

Highlights

  • A global positioning system (GPS) is often used as a tool for determining direction and positioning

  • GPS is weak in estimating the error, which is quite large at the actual distance, so positioning in a narrow area cannot work well

  • This study aimed to determine whether Received Signal Strenght Indicator (RSSI) has a better error than GPS for navigation devices in a narrow space or area

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Introduction

A global positioning system (GPS) is often used as a tool for determining direction and positioning. Sistem Monitoring Konversi Wifi-RSSI Menjadi Jarak Antar Device dan Router Menggunakan Node-Red Pada Pengembangan Tujuan pada penelitian ini yaitu mengetahui apakah RSSI memiliki galat yang lebih baik dibandingkan GPS sebagai pemanfaatan perangkat navigasi dalam ruang atau area sempit dengan melakukan konversi sinyal RSSI menjadi Jarak antara Wemos D1 Mini dengan Router menggunakan Arduino IDE dan membuat sistem monitoring sinyal RSSI dan Positioning Perangkat berbasis Node-Red. 2.

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