Hey – very cool! Well done. One thought for additional content that you might think of is AR a la Yelp Monicle, AcrossAir are doing. Check out what Zugara from LA has been doing in this space. While distracting and a bit problematic for every item, imagine using QR for rooms. Amazing what can be delivered using them.

Kudos on the success. Very cool.

Dan

I’ll be really curious how you come out with that. The problem that we have is that Cisco access points will do almost anything to keep your connection once you are associated. The signal has to get really, really low before it will initiate a re-association with a stronger AP. With 70, count ’em, 70 access points in the building…as people move from one room to another, often they are still connected to the previous room’s access point. There are solutions for this, Cisco makes a product that allows you to better manage a mesh, but they are wicked expensive.

In terms of third party solutions – we really want to avoid that for a variety of reasons. The one problem with writing posts like this is all the calls I get from vendors trying to sell us something as a result! Argh :)

There is some company who’s name escapes me that claims to have software that does wifi triangulation.. That is, you tell software where your APs are, and what your physical layout, and it will triangulate indoors based on the signal strengths from the APs that can see a wifi device.