The head of the chair, Oliver Michler, and the research assistants Andrea Jung and Paul Schwarzbach were represented online by name. Andrea Jung led the presentation entitled "Auto-Positioning in Radio-based Localization Systems: A Bayesian Approach".

The focusof the research covered in the presentation was to develop a discrete Bayesian approach to solve the task of robust auto-positioning compared to conventional Closed-Form methods for non-stationary and unknown network configurations, while lowering the requirements with regards to connectivity and availability of viable ranging measurements. The method was validated with a real-world proximate data foundation.

Various multi-path, outlier and interference-affected distance measurements were performed. Using this approach, a 58 per cent increase in positioning accuracy can be achieved compared to a closed-loop baseline approach to automated positioning.