Welcome to 

Intelligent Service Integration Lab!


ISILAB Introduction

 With the wide spread of smart phones equipped with GPS, WiFi, and Bluetooth sensors, Location Based Service (LBS) has become one of critical services for smart phone vendors, service providers, and users to date. Real time localization using GPS, WiFi, Bluetooth signals is an essential pre-step for location based services. Zigbee, RFID, or UWB can be commonly used for localization as well if they are attached to or integrated with smart phones. Among them, due to cost and coverage, we have been extensively studying and developing techniques for WiFi-based Real Time Locating System (RTLS) for the last several years. As a result, we developed a WiFi based indoor localization system, KAILOS, utilizing collective intelligence. It supports developing various indoor location based applications by providing location APIs. We also developed a WiFi-based indoor navigation system. The system was released to the public integrated with myCoex. It is known as the first commercial WiFi-based indoor navigation system applied to such a large area in real fields. 

Current and Future Researches

 Based on the techniques, systems, and platforms for indoor localization developed at ISI Lab., we will continue to develop new techniques and services for WiFi based RTLS. Reliable and robust WiFi based indoor localization techniques and tools, seamless integration of indoor and outdoor navigation systems, location based Social Networking Service (SNS), location based app store, and constructing grand-scale WiFi radio map covering villages, cities, and nations are within the scope of our current and future researches.

Research Acheivments and Activities

 ISI Lab is developing advanced techniques for WiFi-based indoor localization and navigation and inventing services on smartphones using location information. Based on our experiences and ideas we have published many papers, acquired dozens of patents, and released several products to the public via journals, conferences, and mass media. The following is the list of news web sites and video clips introducing our research activities and results.

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