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Augmented-reality Multiplayer Game
 Čermák, Michal ; Zavoral, Filip (advisor) ; Forst, Libor (referee)
With the advent of COVID-19, there have sprung up phone applications that track the contacts of its users. A bad accuracy of location-based proximity at close range, especially indoors, drove developers to look for other means of obtaining the device proximity. Bluetooth came as a logical pick as all phones have it. In this thesis, we have created a phone framework that uses GPS and Bluetooth to acquire accurate proximity of its players. The proximity retrieval and common server functionality have been encapsulated into a general-purpose library that is used in the implementation of a simple augmented reality game. We have conducted experiments on the game showing how Bluetooth-based and GPS-based proximity behaves. Then we have discussed when to choose one over the other. 1
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