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Re:Indoor positioning, Unity 3D and Twisted. How's that for ... by middayc on Wednesday April 03, 2013 @09:12AM (#5485778)
so using 3d/scenegraph/scripting engine for 3d and twisted (python networking engine) for networking. What's so special about that? Unity doesn't work on linux btw.
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Re:Indoor positioning, Unity 3D and Twisted. How's that for ... by autolico on Wednesday April 03, 2013 @03:06PM (#5488322)
For example the fact that the HW as well as the SW has been entirely developed from scratch by the same startup which is competing in a market where usually the software is deployed on a workstation as a custom windows executable connected to SQLServer backend and clumsy communicating with the HW through USB or, worse COMM ports.

RTLS companies are very conservative with technology. We are trying to modify the trend and use something a little cooler

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Re:Indoor positioning, Unity 3D and Twisted. How's that for ... by kayoone on Wednesday April 03, 2013 @10:01AM (#5486070)
It does, the latest version 4.X has a linux export option.
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