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DatanoiseTV / esp-find3-client

3rd Party Indoor Location using ESP8266/ESP32 and Find3 (https://github.com/schollz/find3)
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Add support for passive scanning #1

Open DatanoiseTV opened 6 years ago

DatanoiseTV commented 6 years ago

This is WiP. Partial passive scanning is done, but not committed here yet.

maddog986 commented 6 years ago

I would love to see passive scanning added.

david81 commented 6 years ago

Agreed. I'd be happy to help with the effort if you're willing to share the WIP.

imtoori commented 5 years ago

Available for help if needed. This is a really useful feature for me

IoTThinks commented 5 years ago

Yeap. I really love to have this passive scanning feature, too. Pi is quite heavy stack to be deploy in bigger scale like shopping malls...

If needed, I can join the testing or fixing force :D

ItsEcholot commented 5 years ago

Any update on this? What needs to be done to implement this?

jekkos commented 5 years ago

Jut a matter of getting a hold of any probe requests, their mac address and rssi signal strength mean over a time interval. Then this result should be posted to the find server over http. I had some basic example done some time ago for this

ItsEcholot commented 5 years ago

@jekkos

Jut a matter of getting a hold of any probe requests, their mac address and rssi signal strength mean over a time interval. Then this result should be posted to the find server over http. I had some basic example done some time ago for this

Could you send me your example or post it somewhere? It doesn't seem overly complicated but I sure would like to see your implementation. Reading through the esp-find3-client code it seems like there is an issue implementing both a wlan connetion and scanning for BLE devices because of partition space?

jacobalberty commented 5 years ago

@ItsEcholot this looks like what he's talking about. The only thing is It's only going to get things actively scanning. The http post would also need to be modified for find3 and it will only get things actively scanning, clients already associated are going to be sending out fewer probe requests so it'll be less accurate and it will only be scanning one channel

jacobalberty commented 5 years ago

I'm working on something based on https://github.com/rw950431/ESP8266mini-sniff , the problem is it won't allow you to sniff while connected as a station. I'm thinking set a configurable interval and run for a few seconds and submit what it sees.

IoTThinks commented 5 years ago

I'm working on something based on https://github.com/rw950431/ESP8266mini-sniff , the problem is it won't allow you to sniff while connected as a station. I'm thinking set a configurable interval and run for a few seconds and submit what it sees.

Of course, you need to change wifi mode. I'm also trying do one for ESP32.

jacobalberty commented 5 years ago

@IoTThinks if you want to see what I have going on heres my repo https://github.com/jacobalberty/esp8266-find-passive

I'm just sniffing for 10 seconds (and changing cycling through the channels every 1/14th of that) then connecting to wifi. I need to add the code to change it to json and posting the data. I may also switch to using WifiManager for new setups to handle configuration. but so far the sniff and switch to wifi seems fairly stable. It's mostly esp8266mini-sniff i just trimmed down the unneeded stuff from functions.h and instead of sniffing each channel till nothing new I do it on a set timer.

gomme600 commented 2 years ago

Was this ever implemented ?