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Tracking Tutorial - Duration: 5:53.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you the position tracking.
Let's connect to RTLS Studio and select Sensmap Visualisation.
As you can see, one tag is moving around in our showroom.
To see more information about it's movement let's click on Nodes Tracking Statistics in
RTLS tab.
We have to find the tag of our interest.
There is a powerful filtering tool for us to use in the head of the statistic's table.
Let's use it to find our tag.
The icon next to Node column in the statistics table shows us the table is filtered.
Track checkbox toggles visibility of recent positions for the selected tag.
Stastistics table also contains other useful information, like tag's battery status and
length of the time gaps between incoming positions.
If you want to see more tracked positions, click on Options tab and use the "Maximum
positions" slider.
There is also a possibility of infinite position tracking, but be careful, the more positions
there is the more computing power the application needs.
Okay let's switch to Sensmap 3D Visualisation.
The history position tracking is automatically enabled in Sensmap 3D for every tag.
To see more tracked positions use the slider in the options menu.
To see unlimited amount of positions you can slide the slider to the right to 100 positions.
You may have noticed the information in the Sensmap 3D is little bit different.
There are real-time distance and speed statistics visible for every tag.
To find your tag easily, you can use the Nodes menu filtering feature and "follow" button.
there is also a battery information in the Nodes folder.
Let's take a look what SAGE Analytics can tell us about our tags movement.
We can see the blank SAGE dashboard.
Let's create new chart.
We would like to see how much distance our tag covered today.
In the chart, we can see the tag started moving at 9:44:41 and stopped at 10:27:23 with 1400
meters covered.
Let's create another chart with speed profile of our tag.
The time interval doesn't need to be set again.
In this chart we can see when the tag was moving and when it was stationary.
To see where the tag spend most of the time let's create heatmap chart.
To see most accurate data you have to set the intensity correctly.
Sage's equivalent of position history is the spaghetti chart.
That's just the very basic usage of SAGE Analytics.
Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
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3D Models Tutorial - Duration: 3:40.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you how to work with 3D models in our RTLS.
Let's connect to RTLS Studio and open Sensmap 3D Visualisation.
We may hide the anchors to make the visualisation clearer.
Models might be imported via corresponding button in Models tab.
The only supported 3D model format right now is .OBJ.
Let's import an arrow to make the IMU tags rotations visible.
Notification tells us the model was uploaded successfully and our menu was updated.
Our arrow model is just little too big.
Let's fix that by clicking on edit button.
The corner of the plan, where the model appeared, is the origin point of the model's geometry.
Moving it somewhere else might offset all incoming tracking positions.
Please keep that in mind.
There are three edit operations possible.
Rotate for changing model's orientation, translate for moving model around, and scale for changing
size of the model.
To apply changes click on the save button.
Next step is to assign our model to the tag we want.
This could be done through the Nodes tab and coresponding tag folder.
To speed up finding tag just type a part of it's alias or address.
Let's select the uploaded arrow model in a tag's model dropdown.
Models doesn't need to be assigned to tags, they might as well be assigned to plans.
Let's quickly import another model with walls, or anything we would like to highlight in
our showroom.
We should also edit the model, so it's alligned with our plan.
This editation might be done in a few iterations.
Don't be afraid to experiment with model editing.
You can always delete it and do it from the beginning.
After our model is correctly aligned we can save it and assign it to the plan.
If your tags are not pointing in the right direction you can change the offset of the
model's rotation in the Sensor settings.
That's all for model manipulation.
Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
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7 Signs You Have Found Your Soul Mate
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API Connectors Tutorial - Duration: 9:40.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you how to program your own client connectors.
Especialy connectors for REST API for getting list of all possible objects in your RTLS,
and web socket API for getting position data and other information from tags.
We are going to look at the API documentation first. It could be accessed from our RTLS studio.
There is an interactive demo with every endpoint of our API.
For example if we would like to get the list of all anchors we simply call our anchors endpoint with get
method. The response and all the data are documented in this demo.
Why don't we try writing our own rest api client connector for getting all feeds?
Let's begin with a blank web page with opened console window. On the right side we have
a JavaScript file of this web page. First of all we are going to define our constants.
This is an IP address of your RTLS server.
This is an API key for accessing our data.
Then we are going to create function for getting all feeds. We are going to need XML HTTP request.
If the query was successful we are going to call our callback function with the data we recieved.
As stated in the API documentation, we are going to send blank get method on our
<SERVER IP>/sensmapserver/api/feeds
Let's call our function and print the response in our callback.
As you can see there are 4 objects recieved from our server. One anchor, two tags and
one building with one plan. You can go through the data if you want.
The websocket documentation could be accessed from RTLS studio as well. All information
is provided in this documentation. We are going to write our own tag subscription.
Let's create another function. This one will subscribe to our tag feed.
It could be done using web socket.
Websocket service is by default running on port 8080.
Then again we are going to pass the response message to
our defined callback.
The message we are going to send to our web socket has following format. There are three keys, headers, method and
resource.
In headers we are going to specify our API key.
In method we are going to select subscribe method.
And in resource we are going to specify what resource we would like to subscribe to.
In this case it is our feed ID.
Finally we are going to call our function.
Okay let's move our tag a little bit. These are the tag data from our server. There is
X position, Y position, CLR, which has value over 9000 because we only have one anchor
for presence detection, and in the last place the quaternion rotation of our tag because
we have rotation enabled in our tag sensor setting.
If you want to recieve raw data of your tag. Please reconfigure it via rtls manager.
Here is the example of what raw data looks like in our client application.
Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
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Tag Configuration Tutorial - Duration: 6:57.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you how to wirelessly configure your tags.
Let's open RTLS manager.
Tag reconfiguration is done in tag summary tab.
First of all we should select the tag, we would like to reconfigure.
We should also specify the anchor we are going to use for sending new configuration to tag.
Selected tag has to be in reach of this anchor.
We are going to select all the parameters we would like our tag to be set on.
Please watch our tutorial on tag features to understand every parameter.
For more information about sensor configuration please watch our IMU sensors tutorial.
After we elect everything we want its time to press the start update button.
New configuration is accepted when you turn the tag on.
The LED will quickly blink three times to signal the reconfiguration was completed.
Only thing left to do is click stop update button to stop sending configurations.
Let's take a look at more complicated scenario.
We are going to change our RF profile to 4.
There are two ways of doing that.
First one is using multiple anchors.
First step is moving one of your anchors to new profile.
Second step is sending configuration to your tag.
Third step is moving all remaining anchors to the new profile as well.
As you can see we have our tag and all of our anchors at channel 5 and RF profile 3.
First off all we are going to change one anchor to new RF profile.
For reconfiguration we have to select one of our anchors that is still on same configuration
as our tag.
Then we select new profile, press the update button and restart our tag.
You may have noticed the configuration of our tag has been changed immediately.
Last thing to do is stop sending updates and change all of our remaining anchors to new
configuration.
Second approach is slightly more complicated.
It only needs one anchor for successful reconfiguration.
Our tag and anchor are set to RF profile 4 and channel 5.
Let's bring it back to RF profile 3.
Select new RF profile for your tag and make sure your anchor is on the same channel and
RF profile as your tag.
Press the start update button and restart your tag.
As you can see this time the information has not been updated, because the tag is set to
new RF profile.
Let's set our anchor to new RF profile as well.
Finally you have to restart your tag again to update this information.
Please keep in mind that all tags and anchors have to be set on the same RF profile and
channel to communicate with each other.
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Tag Features Tutorial - Duration: 3:37.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to talk about tag features.
These features might be set via wireless configuration through RTLS manager or via USB cable and
apropriate console.
Wireless configuration is described in Tag configuration video lesson.
First and most basic feature is tag's refresh rate.
As you can see the lower the refresh rate is, the faster the tag sends blinks to the
anchors and it's positions are faster calculated.
Refresh rate is set differently for different use cases.
In sport applications the refresh rate is set under 100 miliseconds.
On the other hand in simple presence detection the refresh rate might be set to 10 seconds.
Refresh rate has significant impact on tag's battery consumption.
Next useful feature is sleep mode.
This feature is great for saving battery when the tag is not moving around.
There are 4 different sleep modes.
First one is disabled which means the tag keeps sending positions even when the tag
is not moving.
Second one is sleep immediately.
This means as soon as the tag stops moving the sending stops as well.
It's the most basic sleep mode usage.
Next one is delayed sleep.
If this setting is active the tag enters sleep mode after 5 seconds from stopping.
This is good for making sure the position of the sleeping tag is accurate.
The last one is keep alive.
Tag will go to sleep mode immediately but keeps sending information every 5 seconds.
This is useful for keeping track of tags not moving around.
Sleep modes goes hand in hand with sleep threshold.
This metric tells us how much has the tag accelerate to be woken up from sleep mode
and kept alive.
As you can see the values differ for different tags.
Use the predefined values or feel free to experiment.
Random deviation is in this video only for a demonstration of what it does.
It should be always kept on, because it lowers the stress put on the network and server.
As you know there are two states of tag.
One when it is receiving data and one when it is sending them.
Recieving data is very battery consuming and can be done only a few times on piccolino
tags.
IMU tags might be in recieving state much more often.
Recieving state is the only state in which the tag can accept new configuration from
the anchors.
So if you don't want the need of restarting tag for it's reconfiguration or if you don't
have direct access to tags, you can use periodical Rx.
This feature puts tags into receiving state even without need of restarting it.
Don't set the value for periodical Rx too low, because it will drain your battery very
fast.
Rx duration tells the tag how long should it stay in receiving state once it is in there.
Reasonable values for Rx duration are around 200 miliseconds, because if the anchor is
sending configuration, it sends it every 50 miliseconds, so there is a pretty big chance
of catching the data.
Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
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Map Matching Tutorial - Duration: 2:38.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you how to use the map matching feature.
Let's go into our showroom where the location system is deployed.
First off We are going to connect to RTLS Studio and open Sensmap Visualisation.
As you can see this room is covered with the Sewio technology and some tags are currently
active.
Map matching is a great feature to make position tracking smoother.
It is useful for shopping isles, corridors and applications with given trajectory.
You may be familiar with this feature from the GPS navigations.
Let's select the Paths menu from the RTLS tab.
There are three control buttons.
First one is for drawing new paths.
Let's try that.
As you may have noticed the cursor has now been changed to a circle, showing us the path's
radius.
The radius shows us how far the path can reach for tag moving around.
By clicking on the plan we mark the starting position of our path.
Holding shift helps you make the paths perpendicular.
Second click marks the path's end.
Let's draw some more paths.
To stop drawing paths simply press the escape button.
In the list below you may see all the paths that you've created and simply delete any
of them.
Just click on the cross button.
If you want to see the paths that you've created you may press the "toggle visibility" button.
You may also delete the paths with the "delete" button.
This is a good example of a path that should be deleted and moved up a little bit.
Deleting is stopped by pressing escape as well.
Here is a comparison of tracking with map matching and tracking without map matching.
Thanks for watching and have a great day.
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Zones Tutorial - Duration: 5:52.
Hi, in this tutorial we are going to show you our zone system.
Zones are virtual, user drawn objects for taking control over selected areas.
The possible usage of zones is either for real-time notification, or for historical
analysis over zones.
Here is a video example of what real-time notifications looks like.
You may have noticed there are several types of zones with different colors made for different
purposes.
The notifications might be captured in our sensmap visualisation software, or through
websocket API.
On the other hand, the zones might be used in data analysis.
It doesn't matter when the zones were created, once you draw them it's like there has been
a zone forever.
Here are few examples of zone's usage in the data analysis.
Let's draw few zones in our sensmap software.
Drawing is started via pencil button in Zones menu inside of the RTLS tab.
Clicking on the plan marks the corners of our newly created zone.
Holding shift button on your keyboard makes the lines perpendicular.
Once we finish drawing our zone, we specify it's name and type and click on the save button
to finish our zone.
As soon as we created our first zone, we recieved new notification about tag entering this zone.
Let's draw some more zones.
Zones might as well be deleted inside of the zone's edit menu.
There is also a zone drawing software in the 1.4.0 version of our sage analytics software.
There are few features not included in sensmap.
Zones might be moved and edited in this zone editor.
Here is an example of drawing a zone either by holding left mouse button and creating
a rectangle, or by clicking on the plan and specifying corners.
Zone deletion is done via cross button in zones control floating panel.
Let's take a look at some charts in our dashboard using zones.
For example first time in zone chart shows us, when the tag entered zone in selected
time period for the first time.
Zone map shows us how long the tag was inside of the zone and comparison to other zones
and other tags if specified.
Stay tuned and thanks for watching.
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