Yeah, that makes sense. But that's not going to be very accurate. That will be accurate at the tuple space, but not down to the nearest centimeter in X Y coordinates or anything like that.
Plus, if there is any mass between the marker and the tracked device, that will throw off readings. RSSI measurements are really only good for open air measurements or if you have characterized all the materials the rf passes through.
Plus, if there is any mass between the marker and the tracked device, that will throw off readings. RSSI measurements are really only good for open air measurements or if you have characterized all the materials the rf passes through.