Research on Positioning Technology of Smart Home Devices Based on Internet of Things

Yajing Cai

doi:10.71222/141rgb61

Authors

Yajing Cai Alexa Identity Service, Amazon.com Inc, Seattle, Washington, 98121, USA Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71222/141rgb61

Keywords:

internet of things, smart home, device positioning, wireless communication, sensor

Abstract

With the rapid progress of Internet of Things technology, intelligent home systems have gradually become an integral part of contemporary family life. For the smart home system, the high-precision positioning function of the device is the core of ensuring the efficiency of the intelligent control and management of the device. This paper mainly discusses the positioning technology of smart home devices under the environment of Internet of Things, and analyzes the wireless communication technology, sensor technology and accurate positioning optimization methods in detail. Through the construction of an efficient positioning system framework and the innovative introduction of multi-path effect compensation technology, the system significantly improves positioning accuracy. The experimental data prove that the positioning system has outstanding performance in improving the positioning accuracy of equipment and the comprehensive performance of the system.

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