Peer-to-Peer Localization for Single-Antenna Devices
Xianan Zhang, Wei Wang, Xuedou Xiao, Hang Yang, Xinyu Zhang, Tao, Jiang

TL;DR
P2PLocate is a novel peer-to-peer indoor localization system that uses multipath variations and user movements with single-antenna devices, achieving decimeter-level accuracy without infrastructure or pre-training.
Contribution
It introduces a new localization method leveraging on-body backscatter tags and movement cues, eliminating the need for pre-deployed infrastructure or multiple antennas.
Findings
Median localization accuracy of 0.88 meters in real-world tests
Effective for both static and mobile targets
Operates with commercial off-the-shelf hardware
Abstract
Some important indoor localization applications, such as localizing a lost kid in a shopping mall, call for a new peer-to-peer localization technique that can localize an individual's smartphone or wearables by directly using another's on-body devices in unknown indoor environments. However, current localization solutions either require pre-deployed infrastructures or multiple antennas in both transceivers, impending their wide-scale application. In this paper, we present P2PLocate, a peer-to-peer localization system that enables a single-antenna device co-located with a batteryless backscatter tag to localize another single-antenna device with decimeter-level accuracy. P2PLocate leverages the multipath variations intentionally created by an on-body backscatter tag, coupled with spatial information offered by user movements, to accomplish this objective without relying on any…
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Taxonomy
TopicsIndoor and Outdoor Localization Technologies · Energy Harvesting in Wireless Networks · Underwater Vehicles and Communication Systems
