Sentence examples for beacon coordinates from inspiring English sources

The 6-degree-of-freedom pose of the system and the vision beacon coordinates are estimated.

A practical model for the MFVS is proposed based on a pseudo-measurement, which refers to the beacon coordinates in the camera frames.

Due to unslotted CSMA/CA does not use beacon to coordinate devices.

As it strongly affects the system performance in measuring 3D point coordinates, beacon positioning represents a challenging issue in large scale metrology applications based on wireless sensor networks.

Many literatures have pointed that the GDOP (Geometric Dilution of Precision) minimum in 3-D positioning is the root square of 10/n where n is the total number of GNSS satellites or ground-based beacons with known coordinates.

The payload is deployed together with radio beacons that transmit GPS coordinates (latitude, longitude and altitude) in real time for tracking and recovery.

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These Low Earth Orbit beacons would beam coordinated signals back to Earth from 210 and 750 miles away using the Ka and Ku frequency bands.

Based on very few known-location sensors or beacons, PPE can pervasively estimate the coordinates of many unknown-location sensors.

All these techniques (except passive localization where, however, the localized node is not aware of its own position coordinates) require receiving some radio beacons.

Older radios do not have this, also, if the radio is not connected to a GPS unit, it will have no coordinates to transmit (although the Mayday beacon will still go through).