WiFipaikannusta
WiFipaikannusta, often translated as Wi-Fi positioning or Wi-Fi triangulation, is a method used to determine the geographical location of a device using its Wi-Fi signals. This technique leverages the presence of wireless local area networks (WLANs) and their access points (APs) to estimate a device's position. Unlike GPS, which relies on satellite signals, Wi-Fi positioning works indoors and in areas where satellite reception is poor or unavailable.
The core principle involves measuring the signal strength of nearby Wi-Fi access points. Devices, such as smartphones
The accuracy of Wi-Fi positioning varies depending on the density of access points, the accuracy of the
Wi-Fi positioning has numerous applications, including indoor navigation for large buildings like shopping malls and airports,