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Xu Feng1, Khuong An Nguyen1, Zhiyuan Luo1
1Computer Science Department, Royal Holloway University of London, Egham TW20 0EX, UK.
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In 2025, there is still no ubiquitous, accurate, infrastructure-free indoor positioning system. Among existing approaches, WiFi-based positioning is highly promising as it leverages existing infrastructure. However, its performance is severely affected by WiFi signal variability and environmental dynamics. Thus, this paper presents a novel approach that combines WiFi Round Trip Time and Received Signal Strength measurements with the Conformal Prediction (CP) framework to achieve robust uncertainty-aware indoor positioning. Our proposed method does not only accurately estimate the user position, but also provides two prediction regions: a rectangular region and a circular region. We systematically evaluate our method across three real-world testbeds, which achieves a positioning accuracy of 0.6 m, while generating prediction regions with theoretical coverage guarantees for circular regions and marginal coverage guarantees for rectangular regions. To the best of our knowledge, this is one of the first work to enable uncertainty quantification on top of state-of-the-art WiFi ranging signals.
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