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Which DK is suitable for developing a closed area navigation system using BLE positioning?

Eitan zair

Hi everyone, 

I'm Eitan, 4th year electrical engineer student. I'm starting my specialization courses in communications and computers (embedded).

For my final project I want to create a closed area navigation system with UI.

1. I have found that Nordic DK's are very suitable for this, correct? Is this type of project can be developed with Nordic products?

2. If so - I would like to know which Development kit is the best for the project before purchasing? (nRF-52833 as I understood?).

3. Except for the DK, what other products should I pre-purchase? Software products maybe?

4. Any other tips are welcome! 

Best Regards,

Eitan.

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    Hi Eitan,

    To avoid misunderstandings, could you elaborate what features you need from a nrf chip for closed area navigation system?

    Regards,
    Sigurd Hellesvik

  • 0 in reply to Sigurd Hellesvik

    Hi Sigurd :)
    I'll try to explain my goal better (Apologies if I'm not that well versed in common terms)

    I want to create a prototype of something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjbSwUveuXs&t=1s

    First goal is to have a system that presenting the users location in a closed room/area. like in the video above^.

    To do so I want to use BLE positioning abilities. 

    From what I understand, I'll need BLE kits/beacons to act as "Anchors"- which their location is constant,
    and also kits to act as the user - moving in the room/area.

    Make's sense?

    1. Is the nRF52833 DK is suitable for this task?
    2. For a prototype I'll be working only with the DKs right? SoC is only for a final product manufacturing?

    Thanks! Appreciating your help! Eitan.

  • 0 in reply to Eitan zair
    Eitan zair said:
    From what I understand, I'll need BLE kits/beacons to act as "Anchors"- which their location is constant,
    and also kits to act as the user - moving in the room/area.

    Make's sense?

    Yea that makes sense. In theory if you know the locations of the Anchors and the distance to each Anchor, you should be able to calculate the location of the Asset.

    Eitan zair said:
    1. Is the nRF52833 DK is suitable for this task?

    Yes.

    Eitan zair said:
    2. For a prototype I'll be working only with the DKs right? SoC is only for a final product manufacturing?

    The SoC is the chip:

    The Development Kit is a board containing this chip:

    In other words, our Developement Kits are "pre-made" PCBs, so that customers can develop and test their code on something else before running it on their own custom PCB.

    Then for manufacturing the final project, a custom PCB is designed(often in parallell with developement on the DK, since ordering PCBs can take some time). The SoC will be soldered on top of the custom PCB.

    Regards,
    Sigurd Hellesvik

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  • 0 in reply to Eitan zair
    Eitan zair said:
    From what I understand, I'll need BLE kits/beacons to act as "Anchors"- which their location is constant,
    and also kits to act as the user - moving in the room/area.

    Make's sense?

    Yea that makes sense. In theory if you know the locations of the Anchors and the distance to each Anchor, you should be able to calculate the location of the Asset.

    Eitan zair said:
    1. Is the nRF52833 DK is suitable for this task?

    Yes.

    Eitan zair said:
    2. For a prototype I'll be working only with the DKs right? SoC is only for a final product manufacturing?

    The SoC is the chip:

    The Development Kit is a board containing this chip:

    In other words, our Developement Kits are "pre-made" PCBs, so that customers can develop and test their code on something else before running it on their own custom PCB.

    Then for manufacturing the final project, a custom PCB is designed(often in parallell with developement on the DK, since ordering PCBs can take some time). The SoC will be soldered on top of the custom PCB.

    Regards,
    Sigurd Hellesvik

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  • 0 in reply to Sigurd Hellesvik

    Amazing!!
    So I'll be able to present a working product with the DK only, and not on custom PCB (Since it's an academic project).

    So next step - I'll order the kits. Anything else you think i need to order?

    1. In the meantime, what's recommended to learn? besides the nRF52833 DK documentation?
    2. Regarding the SDK - How does it work? is it the coding environment I'll develop in? Is there any course I can take to learn about it?

    3. I'll send you a mail regarding the DK ordering :)



    Sorry for late delay, I haven't been in college this week.... Appreciate all the help!

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