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This chapter will discuss advantages and disadvantages of different approaches for indoor localization and
contrast them to the proposed method. While there is a wide range of methods for indoor localization---from laser range scanners over depth cameras to RFID tag based localization---only methods that use the same technical
setup, that is a setup (a monocular
camera, camera) are discussed. In general, comparing the accuracy and run-time of different localization methods is difficult: target systems and test environments are often too different to draw comparisons. The annual Microsoft Indoor Localization Competition aims at setting a standardized testbed for comparing near real-time indoor location technologies. However, since the competition does not require lightweight platforms and allows for using external infrastructure such as WiFi routers, no vision-only approach was presented at the competition yet.