The Implementation of Indoor Location System to Control ZigBee Home Network

This paper implements the indoor location system to control ZigBee home network. Indoor location system requires periodic update data from a location information service to determine the user's current position data. This paper implements the indoor location home control system which uses ZigBee. We have implements IPS-M (indoor position system-M), IPS-I (indoor position system-infrastructure), IPS-G (indoor position system-gateway) to indoor location based home control system. The IPS-I device has active beacons that periodically transmit signals to a passively listening IPS-M device, which in turn estimates distances to the beacons. Because the active mobile architecture receives simultaneous distance estimates at multiple receivers from IPS-M device, it is likely to perform better tracking than the passive mobile system in which the device obtains only one distance estimate at a time and may have moved between successive estimates. In the IPS-M (Indoor Position System-Mobile) architecture receives wireless signals (e.g., radio and ultrasound) from an IPS-I (indoor position system-infrastructure) device, allowing the IPS-I to track the IPS-M. We implements ZigBee stack to control home network system with indoor location data