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CAM50 is a free and open-source solution for indoor localization. The source code is available at GitHub and the application can be downloaded from GitHub or their own website.
Why is this needed?
The availability of different indoor positioning systems (IPSs) that are proven to work only indoors has created a challenging world for developers. At the same time, the costs of such systems are sometimes prohibitive for startups. CAM50 is a free and open-source solution for indoor localization. As such, it is not confined to the ESP8266 and costs only a fraction of the price.
Hardware
The ESP8266 module based CAM50 is small and light and is ready to be used for as long as it is plugged in.
The power needed for the CAM50 module is 2A. The module uses four AA cells. When in the charged state, it consumes around 50 mW. This should not be a problem.
The CAM50 module can operate on various projects using public Wifi or other access points.
Innovative
Unlike other products available on the market, the CAM50 module is based on the ESP8266 which is an open-source Wi-Fi module (ESP-12 EFM32 version). It is possible to use your CAM50 module on other projects than the ones it is specifically designed for. If you do so, we will be happy to provide you with support on how to connect your CAM50 module to the project.
Free Software
CAM50 has been written in C and the source code is freely available.
Supported Hardware
The CAM50 module is able to work with four different modems;
Modem: MTCom ESP-T3500 2.4GHz transceiver
ESP8266_TSL2583_ESP-12T
ESP12-EFM32GP, one of the most powerful Wi-Fi chips on the market that supports 802.11.b/g/n
ESP12-EFM32GB, one of the most powerful Wi-Fi chips on the market that supports 802.11.b/g/n
ESP12-EFM32GP, one of the most powerful Wi-Fi chips on the market that supports 802.11.b/g/n
ESP12-EFM32GB, one of the most powerful Wi-Fi chips on the market that supports 802.11.b/g/n
Supported OS
CAM
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