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Takemetuit (TMTI) is a Canadian company developing acoustic indoor positioning systems (IPS) for the retail industry that allow shoppers and employees to search, map and find specific products by an application on the user's cellphone or tablet. The technology exploits the known properties of acoustic wave propagation to enable a smartphone to determine its location within a controlled environment. Audible acoustic frequencies in the range of 200Hz to 20KHz are employed to allow the application to function effectively on a regular smartphone microphone without specialized hardware. A successful proof of concept for the system has been implemented in an NSERC Engage grant project in which SAIT participated with TMTI. The proposed research is focused on bringing the current state of the prototype system to the level of production prototype in which low level software routines are finalized and fitted into a hierarchical software structure to form a complete prototype user application. _x000D_
Tofani, Rick (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology) × Unknown
17 grants totalling $0
Applied Research and Development Grants (<$75k)
93 grants totalling $4.2M
Related Grants
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| Boumghar, Yacine (Collège de Maisonneuve) | — | Applied Research and Development Grants... |
| Gagnon, Sophie (Collège d'Alma) | — | Applied Research and Development Grants... |
| Brun del Re, Riccardo (Algonquin College) | — | Applied Research and Development Grants... |
| Gupta, Deepak Srinivasa (Centennial College) | — | Applied Research and Development Grants... |
| Adam, François (Cégep de Saint-Jérôme (Campus de Saint-Jérôme)) | — | Applied Research and Development Grants... |