论文信息 - Designing indoor tangible games based on fuzzy localisation

Designing indoor tangible games based on fuzzy localisation

We present in this paper the development of an easy-to-adapt architecture for radio based, indoor geolocation; and the new opportunities it brings for game design. The weak precision of such systems, usually regarded as a problem, is considered here as a source of innovation for the design of pervasive games.

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