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ICACT20230039 Question.13
Questioner: matsumuro@atr.jp 2023-02-22 오전 11:16:22 |
ICACT20230039 Answer.13
Answer by Auhor dhivyag@cdac.in 2023-02-22 오전 11:16:22
Chrome  Click!! |
| Could the presence of visible light communication affect the readability of QR or other codes? |
No. Visible light communication won't affect the readability of QR or other codes |
ICACT20230039 Question.19
Questioner: m11007503@gapps.ntust.edu.tw 2023-02-20 오후 3:01:33 |
ICACT20230039 Answer.19
Answer by Auhor dhivyag@cdac.in 2023-02-20 오후 3:01:33
Chrome Click!! |
| What are the limitations of your work? |
As the proposed solution uses NLoS approach, accuracy may get reduced in the presence of dark color floors and shadows. |
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