Sensors and Systems for Indoor Positioning

Dear Colleagues,

There is an increasing interest in indoor positioning, which is an emerging technology with a wide range of applications. Accurate and real-time positioning enables augmented and mixed reality applications, human–machine and home automation gestural interfaces, and navigation in shopping centers. Relevant applications include robotics, acquiring the position of flexible arms, navigation of unmanned automatic vehicles, security, virtual fencing of sensitive locations, safety, and preventing accidents through the recognition of dangerous postures and positions in workers. Further fields of application include medicine, such as monitoring elderly people’s movements or rehabilitative exercises; logistics, such as the positioning of goods in warehouses; and sport, such as monitoring body and limb position during training exercises and in game consoles.

At present, research efforts need to be directed to new algorithms, architectures, sensor technologies, coverage, power consumption, size, and increased spatial and temporal resolution of indoor positioning systems, based on the physical and economic constraints of the various applications.

In this framework, it is our pleasure to edit this Collection on “Sensors and Systems for Indoor Positioning”. Original contributions focused on systems and technologies to enable the indoor applications listed above are welcome.

Prof. Dr. Riccardo Carotenuto
Dr. Massimo Merenda
Dr. Demetrio Iero
Collection Editors

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