A college friend of mine was part of the founding team but resigned fairly quickly to return to his PhD program. since he is the only one I know at the company, I just feel really bad thinking of what kind of hindsight /remorse he must be going through right now :(.<p>That being said, congrats to the team! great to see robotics algorithm companies that use hard science finding success!<p>edit: I know this kind of thing happens all the time where someone leaves and the company goes on to become a homerun (ex: Apple) but this is the first time I've had a close friend go through it and I just feel terrible for him even though I haven't even talked to him about it. I guess he may have no regrets regardless, I strangely can't help but feel .... I don't even know how to say it... I just feel bad.
Well, this certainly solves the problem of WifiSLAM's software not being able to run on non-rooted iOS devices. It will be interesting to see if Apple makes a public api so that Apps can provide indoor location services.