Designing Android Application with Labview to have GPS with INS compatibility to Map the Exact Location in Indoor Malls

[GPS with INS]

This application is used to track the Position of the person in the mall as the GPS will not work nicely in Indoor Area it can be help with Inertial Navigation System since all the current mobile phones comes with accelerometer and Gyroscope which are the basic parameters for the INS to be added with the last GPS fix will give more or less accurate position and with the essence this can also be integrated with RTLS tags and Cell Locate Algorithm and A-GPS inbuilt 

Iam looking for Labview support on this so as the application can be completed quickly 

Regards

Satish

[RavensFan]

You've posted a message in the idea exchange which is a forum for proposing new ideas on how to improve LabVIEW.  Your message doesn't seem to do that.

Actually, I am not sure what you are even asking for in your message.  But it should be posted with a clear question in the LabVIEW board.

[GPS with INS]

Dear Ravens

I have posted new idea to be created with labview, labview can be only improved with new ideas. i have posted my new idea 

It is the current industry mobile application called Indoor LBS i would like to have it made in Labview I hope so i made you clear 

Regards

Satish

[Dennis_Knutson]

It would appear that the new idea should be supporting Android.

[G-Money]

I agree with Dennis. Your idea is focused on a specific application that could be built if Android was a supported distribution for LabVIEW. You would need to be able to deploy any LabVIEW code to Android before you could think about taking sensor (gyro, accelerometor) measurements or anything else. I'm of the opinion that this idea should be marked as Duplicate of the LabVIEW for Android idea but put a link in the Android idea to this idea so people could see what specific applications could be created if you could deploy LabVIEW code to Android.

[Darren]

Any idea that has not received any kudos within a year after posting will be automatically declined.