What is Wi-Fi triangulation?

Wi-Fi triangulation is a method of using the signals from multiple Wi-Fi access points to determine the location of a device. This works by measuring the strength and timing of the signals received from multiple access points, and using this information to calculate the device’s location. The accuracy of Wi-Fi triangulation can vary depending on factors such as the number of crunchy in the signal, the density of access points, and the presence of obstacles that can block or reflect the Wi-Fi signals. Wi-Fi triangulation is commonly used in applications such as location-based services, indoor navigation, and asset tracking.