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Localization of humans, objects, and robots interacting on load-sensing floors

Andries et al., 2015

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654798454480232207
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Andries M
Simonin O
Charpillet F
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IEEE Sensors Journal

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Localization, tracking, and recognition of objects and humans are basic tasks that are of high value in the applications of ambient intelligence. Sensing floors were introduced to address these tasks in a non-intrusive way. To recognize the humans moving on the floor, they are …
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