Automated holography using WiFi radiation for interior mapping

A system for automated interior mapping using WiFi radiation in a network, the system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• one or more computer-readable media storing computer-usable instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to:
• detect a triggering event at a first location;
• based on detecting the triggering event, identify one or more network nodes within a predetermined distance of the triggering event;
• initiate an automatic mapping of an interior of the first location of the triggering event to generate a real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event, wherein the automatic mapping comprises performing WiFi holography by measuring phase and amplitude of scattered WiFi signals from the one or more network nodes to generate the real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event;
• and
• transmit the real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event to a first destination.

A non-transitory computer storage media storing computer-usable instructions that, when used by one or more processors, cause the processor to:

• detect a triggering event at a first location;
• based on detecting the triggering event, identify one or more network nodes within a predetermined distance of the triggering event;
• initiate an automatic mapping of an interior of the first location of the triggering event to generate a real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event, wherein the automatic mapping comprises performing WiFi holography by measuring phase and amplitude of scattered WiFi signals from the one or more network nodes to generate the real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event;
• and
• transmit the real-time three-dimensional interior mapping of the first location of the triggering event to a first destination.