In the figure bellow it is possible to see the look and feel for this activity.
When the Scan WiFi button is clicked, the app will search for all access points that support 802.11mc and list them. The image below demonstrates how the activity will appear. There is some information that is not possible to infer from the app. Therefore, when clicking on one of the listed SSIDs, the application will focus on another activity. Here it is possible to define the real distance and X , Y , Z Coordinates. Once the user finishes to fulfill the form and click in the return button the application will bring the main activity again and the SSIDs that already have additional information will be displayed in red color text. When the user has finished filling in all the additional information for all listed SSIDs, the application will allow the user to start building the RTT dataset All information collected will be sent to a real-time database that can be accessed through this link . The information is stored in JSON format. Below is an example of the saved data.BSSID :"7c:df:a1:db:03:49" RSSI :"-59" SSID:"FTM_Responder_4" distance: 35.417999267578125 distanceStdDevM: 0.24300000071525574 numAttemptedMeasurements: 8 numSuccessfulMeasurements: 5 rangingTimestampMillis: 183758450 time: 1671371859303 trueDistance: 1 xCoordinate: 1 yCoordinate: 1 zCoordinate: 1