Hi,
I'm trying to figure out what is the best way to determine the relative
position of another phone (Its position compared to mine).
The phones will be in a WifiP2P range, so they can communicate with each
other.
I want it to be offline, if possible.
I've thought a couple possible solutions:
Solution1: Use GPS in both devices, and compare it.
Problems: - Can I use GPS offline?
- If two devices are in nearby area, is the GPS error
going to be the same (or similar)?
- Will this give problems indoors?
Solution2: Calculate my relative position depending in the WifiP2P
signal strength
Problems: - How can I calculate this relative position? (thought about
something like triangulation but moving the phone to get the 3 or more
different signals)
- Is there a getRssi() function for the WifiP2P? (I
didn't found one)
- I might need to check for the other device movement too.
- I've read that calculating your position changes with
the accelerometer is not very accurate.
Any thoughts about this???
Any other possible solution???
If there is not a "good" solution offline, what would you suggest online???
(would the Network Location Provider have the same (or similar) error on
nearby devices???)
Sorry for my possible English mistakes.
Thank you in advance!!!
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