[jerf]

Actually, I don't think so. This isn't finding your physical location, then computing the correct profile for that location; it empirically probes the performance your location is experiencing, then directly uses that performance information. While you could analyze the results and at least take a stab at the physical location, it's quite possible it will work no better than cell tower triangulation.

Even trying to empirically map certain performance profiles to certain spaces may be impractical if the client radios and antennae performances differ enough to throw off the profiles, which if I understand this properly and given our proclivities for making things as cheap as possible, probably means this won't work either.