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Location Tracking Using Bluetooth iTag
Abstract
Bluetooth iTag is an electronic technology development, particularly in the field of data communication between devices. In this study, a keychain that can communicate with other devices uses Bluetooth communication for location tracking and searching for lost items. Developing an application to determine this location starts with the connection to a Bluetooth device and continues by determining the location of the Bluetooth iTag. After tracking the location, this application can be further developed as several other applications, such as searching for lost items, monitoring the locations of young children and pets and other applications.
DOI : https://doi.org/10.26905/jeemecs.v3i2.4017
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Bluetooth iTag;Locatiaon Tracking
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