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StepCounter-DeadReckoning

This is an Android application that solves Dead reckoning with help of step counter.

Modules

StepCounterService: This module detects each step with the use of accelerator sensor.
RoutingService: This module with each step and the direction of heading for that step tries to map the users movement.
ActivityRecognition: With ActivityRecognitionAPI of Google Play Service tries to classify the type of activity.
InPocketDetection: Determines wether the phone is in user's hand or pocket.
GyroOrientation: Calculate heading with the use of gyroscope sensor.
Orientation: Compass with magnetic declination fixed.
ScatterPlot: Plot the movement of user.
Filter: Implementation of Low Pass Filter, Complementary Filter and Median Filter for increase of accuracy.

ScreenShot of App

This is an example of movement of about 700 meters with this app whithout the use of GPS.
ScreenShot:
ScreenShot
Movement on Map with same scale:
Map

TODO

  • Add movement calculation for other than walking.
  • Add heading detection when phone not in hand.
  • Merge Master with optimize branches
  • Refactor GyroOrientation.java

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license request (e.g. MIT, BSD)

Hello,

My name is Julien, and I'm a master’s student at Aachen, Germany. I'm doing my master’s thesis in cooperation with a local IT company on the topic, "Smartphone-based indoor positioning for generating Wi-Fi heatmaps". I came across your GitHub repository when carrying out background research, and parts of your code would be a great starting point for my thesis! Since there is no license on the repo, I am unable to use it in my thesis. Would you be open to add a license model (e.g. MIT, BSD) on your repo so that I can use your code in my thesis? (If you are not familiar with the different types of licenses you can find a compact explanation here: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-open-source-licenses-work-and-how-to-add-them-to-your-projects-34310c3cf94/.)

Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Julien Ahn

FH Aachen: https://www.fh-aachen.de/en/faculties/electrical-engineering-and-information-technology/
Devolo: https://www.devolo.global/about-devolo/portrait

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