Precise indoor localization and tracking of electronic devices

A method, comprising:

• generating, with respect to a reference node, a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices, based upon radio frequency signals arriving at the reference node from the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the radio frequency signals arrive at an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals with respect to the reference node;
• determining one or more location ambiguities based upon the orientation;
• reshaping the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices to compensate for the one or more location ambiguities;
• generating an indication of a physical location of each of the one or more wireless electronic devices based at least in part on the reshaped RF map;
• and
• periodically adjusting the reshaped RF map to track movement of the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the one or more wireless electronic devices are mobile and move with respect to the reference node.

A method, comprising:

• identifying one or more wireless electronic devices to be included in a radio frequency (RF) map based on being located within a threshold distance from a reference node;
• generating, with respect to the reference node, the RF map of the one or more wireless electronic devices, based upon radio frequency signals arriving at the reference node from the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the radio frequency signals arrive at an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals with respect to the reference node;
• determining one or more location ambiguities based upon the orientation;
• reshaping the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices to compensate for the one or more location ambiguities;
• and
• generating an indication of a physical location of each of the one or more wireless electronic devices based at least in part on the reshaped RF map.

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more antennas configured to receive radio frequency signals from one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• one or more processors configured to:
• generate a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices based upon the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the radio frequency signals arrive at an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals;
• determine one or more location ambiguities, as determined one or more location ambiguities, based upon the orientation, wherein the determined one or more location ambiguities indicate at least one of the one or more wireless electronic devices is located on a left side location or a right side location with respect to the electronic device while the at least one of the one or more wireless electronic devices is actually located on an opposite side location with respect to the electronic device;
• and
• reshape the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices based on the determined one or more location ambiguities.

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more antennas configured to receive radio frequency signals from one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• one or more processors configured to:
• generate a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices based upon the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the radio frequency signals arrive at an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals;
• determine one or more location ambiguities, as determined one or more location ambiguities, based at least in part upon the orientation of arrival and an acceleration rate of the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the at least one of the one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• reshape the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices based on the determined one or more location ambiguities.

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more antennas configured to receive radio frequency signals from one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• one or more processors configured to:
• generate a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices based upon the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the one or more wireless electronic devices, wherein the radio frequency signals arrive at an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals;
• determine one or more location ambiguities, as determined one or more location ambiguities, based upon the orientation of arrival;
• in response to one or more of the one or more wireless electronic devices positioned within one or more stationary boundaries for a threshold time period, determine the one or more of the one or more wireless electronic devices as stationary;
• in response to the one or more of the one or more wireless electronic devices positioned within the one or more stationary boundaries for less than the threshold time period, determine the one or more of the one or more wireless electronic devices as mobile;
• track the one or more wireless electronic devices based at least in part on whether the one or more wireless electronic devices are mobile or stationary;
• and
• reshape the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices based on the determined one or more location ambiguities and the tracking.

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more antennas configured to receive radio frequency signals from one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• one or more processors configured to:
• generate a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices based upon the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the one or more wireless electronic devices;
• determine an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals, wherein the electronic device comprises an accelerometer, a magnetometer, a gyroscope, or any combination thereof, used to determine the orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals and an acceleration of the radio frequency signals;
• determine one or more location ambiguities, as determined one or more location ambiguities, based upon the orientation;
• and
• reshape the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices based on the determined one or more location ambiguities.

An electronic device, comprising:

• one or more antennas configured to receive radio frequency signals from one or more wireless electronic devices;
• and
• one or more processors configured to:
• generate a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices based upon the radio frequency signals received at the one or more antennas from the one or more wireless electronic devices;
• determine an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals, wherein the electronic device uses acceleration of the radio frequency signals to determine the orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals;
• determine one or more location ambiguities, as determined one or more location ambiguities, based upon the orientation;
• and
• reshape the RF map, as a reshaped RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices based on the determined one or more location ambiguities.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium, comprising executable instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, facilitate performance of operations, comprising:

• generating, with respect to a reference electronic device, a radio frequency (RF) map of one or more wireless electronic devices, based upon radio frequency signals arriving at the reference electronic device from the one or more wireless electronic devices;
• determining an orientation of arrival of the radio frequency signals with respect to the reference electronic device;
• determining a flipped location ambiguity based upon the orientation, the flipped location ambiguity indicating at least one of the one or more wireless electronic devices to be located on a left side location or a right side location with respect to the reference electronic device while the at least one of the one or more wireless electronic devices is actually located on an opposite side of the left side location or the right side location with respect to the reference electronic device;
• rotating the RF map, as a rotated RF map, of the one or more wireless electronic devices to compensate for the flipped location ambiguity;
• and
• generating an indication of a physical location of each of the one or more wireless electronic devices based at least in part on the rotated RF map.