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It still sounds unlikely without working it through.

I guess the inverse power law applies, and signals are pretty weak to start with, so differences of a few metres will make a big drop.

How accurate are these systems (someone implied it came as standard on certain APs)? what is the density for say 50cm resolution - any papers on this?

thank you




just a quick follow up - I noticed that "is sounds unlikely" is doubting your statement - I am sure the directional / location of wifi is pretty accurate - its just my intuition about such things is so wildly off I would need to do some cacls on signal strength over metres of distance.

Interesting thanks




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