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3D Protraction Technique for Anchor-Free, Range-Free Wireless Localization in Industrial Warehouses via Multi-Level Binary Reachability
Three-dimensional (3D) localization is difficult in industrial facilities because fixed-node placement is constrained by hardware, power, networking, installation, and maintenance costs. This paper presents the 3D Protraction Technique (3D-PT), an anchor-free, range-free method that converts recipro
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