Hi

[gbdavidx]

Could I use a google smart watch to calculate time or does it have to use android 9?

[darryncampbell]

That's a good question and I do not know. It would need to be supported by the Watch network stack. You can use https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/rtt/WifiRttManager#isAvailable() to determine if WiFi RTT is available on the target platform.

[gbdavidx]

Yeah. I get a sign in error when I click that

On Fri, Apr 23, 2021 at 2:08 AM Darryn @.***> wrote:

That's a good question and I do not know. It would need to be supported by the Watch network stack. You can use https://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/rtt/WifiRttManager#isAvailable() to determine if WiFi RTT is available on the target platform.

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[darryncampbell]

That link directs to the Android developer docs, you shouldn't need to sign into anything

[gbdavidx]

i dont how an android phone yet, but if i got the google wifi routers and a compatible phone, how difficult would it be to implement my own floor plan and send mqtt topics every time i enter in a new room?

[darryncampbell]

If you are just looking for locationing on a room level accuracy it would probably be easier to monitor which AP you are connected to (1 per room) and use that to determine when you enter a room. 802.11mc does not work well through walls / doors etc. so does not fit well with your use case.

[gbdavidx]

i wanted something that was fast