Hi,
We´re a group of students from Norway who tries to make a cool product where you can track people and make a heat map of a big area.
The Idea is to give all the people in a place som kind of transmitter, and put up receivers around so we can track the movement.
We´re having problems finding the best way to do this.
The thing is that the transmitter has to be extremely small! Preferably under 2cm*3cm*0,5cm. Is this possible at all?
The receiver dosen´t have any specific measurements requirements, but we hope to make it smaler than 20*20*20cm, and whiteout any antennas sticking out of the box.
I hope some of you guys could give us a hint of where we should start and what kind of transmitter we should look at.
Thank you so much!
EarlyJ - Tracking project
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Re: EarlyJ - Tracking project
Lots of things like this are available very cheaply:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/433MHz-RF-Tra ... Sw9r1V8KXs
Should get you started...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/433MHz-RF-Tra ... Sw9r1V8KXs
Should get you started...
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Please let us know what you chose and how you found it :-)
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