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- 1. Layla Gordon Technology Labs Manager OS Technology Labs OFFICAL BEACON TECHNOLOGY MASTERCLASS
- 2. DIGITAL SHOREDITCH OS Technology Labs OFFICAL • Platinum sponsors of Digital Shoreditch Festival 11th-24th of May 2015 http://digitalshoreditch.com • Developing an smart phone app to help visitors navigate the indoor map of Shoreditch Town Hall basement to find Exhibitions, Friends and indoor traffic conditions The Background
- 6. Insert protective marking – see QSP 032 The Challenge • The Location: Underground labyrinth of rooms with little uniformity • Navigation: NO GPS, Wi-Fi, 3G OS Technology Labs
- 7. Early Investigation: 3D mapping 3D Laser Mapping to produce a 3D point cloud model of the building using their ZEB-1 device
- 8. Early Investigation: Indoor Positioning Estimation beacons (iBeacon) They broadcast tiny radio signals which your smartphone can receive and interpret
- 9. 3D model: Blender: Shoreditch Basement
- 10. Steps taken: 3D model: Blender: Explorer House
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- 12. Prototype App iOS: Indoor position • Developed a prototype App in iOS with room configurations, early results not good, 10 meters at its best • Improved to 2-3 meters accuracy after negotiations and improvements to Estimote indoor positioning API • Approved by Stakeholder Ben Scotts- Robinson
- 13. Position in 3D model: Unity for iOS
- 14. Shoreditch Basement Trials by Layla and Joe 11/02/15
- 16. Shoreditch Basement Trials by Layla and Joe 11/02/15
- 17. Summary • Handed over to UX and external company for full production of the Tech Labs prototype app • Consulted by UX and designed an Isometric view of the 3D model for the full app • MVP to show the user’s room and route to selected Room by search or clicking
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- 19. Insert protective marking – see QSP 032 Dev Talk I : Building an App NOW- Layla
- 20. Insert protective marking – see QSP 032 Beacon Monitoring Indoor geofence, Moving in and out of beacon regions triggers “enter” and “exit” events, which the app can react to. iOS will keep listening for those beacons at all times—even if your app is not running or was terminated, and even if the iPhone/iPad is locked or rebooted. Once an “enter” or “exit” happens, iOS will launch the app into the background (if needed) and let it execute some code for a few seconds to handle the event. Each beacon is identified by three values: UUID, most commonly represented as a string, e.g. “B9407F30-F5F8- 466E-AFF9-25556B57FE6D”, Major number, an unsigned short integer, i.e., an integer ranging from 1 to 65535, (0 is reserved by the iOS) Minor number, also an unsigned short integer, like the major number.
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