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In Step with INS Navigation for the Blind, Tracking Emergency Crews

Bertrand Merminod, Quentin Ladetto
2002
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Abstract

As demand increases for positioning rescue crews, military users, and individuals with special needs, miniaturized low-power inertial measurement units (IMUs) coupled with GPS receivers and other sensors can provide accurate position in both indoor and outdoor situations.

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