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It achieves this by compiling the layer transitions into a finite state machine encoded in Karabiner Elements' Complex Modifications language. This eliminates the need for a person to manually write configs.
We presented and open-sourced our pure Rust-based Wireless+IMU indoor localization platform, uFiμ, on ACM HotMobile '24.
We aim for a safer platform for sensor networks and critical infrastructure research. Abstract: dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.1145/3…
Main repo: github.com/ProfFan/magic-loc…
By carefully modeling the multipath effects with a factor graph and sensor-fusion with a cheap off-the-shelf IMU, we show that wireless indoor localization is possible with 0.3m accuracy even at 1Hz, which significantly lowered the expected power consumption of wireless location.
It's great to hear that our work "Robust Indoor Localization with Ranging-IMU Fusion" was accepted to #ICRA2024!
Wireless ranging is a promising way to get accurate, very-low-power indoor localization. However, complex effects of radio propagation greatly reduces its accuracy.
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Finally, but waiting for the release is better option. With the current firmware trackball etc is totally unusable. It seems that they have pretty limited embedded experience :shrug:
For example, with the Rust on ESP32 project you can do this:
`ESPFLASH_PORT=$(esp-serial-find -s 70:00:00:00:00:00) cargo run --release`








