LocATER: Localization and accountability technologies for emergency responders
LocATER: Localization and accountability technologies for emergency responders
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10.1109/ths.2017.7943485
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2017-04
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Velin D. Dimitrov;J. Vázquez;T. Padır
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Velin D. Dimitrov;J. Vázquez;T. Padır
Over the last decade, there have been several unsuccessful attempts to commercialize indoor localization technology for emergency responders mainly due to a poor product-market fit. This paper describes in detail the findings and conclusions of NSF Innovation Corps (I-Corps) Team 735 (Customer Discovery for Field-Deployable Indoor Localization Technology), part of the Spring 2016 DC-area cohort. As part of the I-Corps curriculum, the team interviewed over 100 relevant stakeholders to better understand the challenges facing the successful commercialization of indoor localization technologies. Throughout the course of these interviews, it became evident that the current solutions available commercially and in research environments did not meet all the requirements needed for effective response in challenging indoor environments. In addition, it is clear that previously demonstrated localization capabilities are sufficient to meet the technical requirements demanded by emergency response scenarios, but have previously not been unified in a holistic system that can be successfully introduced to the market.