Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques are promising for information processing in indoor positioning (IP) systems.An AI-based architecture, 'Multi-Layer Perceptron (MLP) Decomposition,' is introduced for mobile IoT indoor positioning.The architecture uses a bank of MLPs in the first stage and a main MLP block in the second stage for processing position and distance information.The design based on MLP decomposition for indoor positioning shows improved accuracy over benchmark techniques like MLP and Linear Regression.Accurate indoor positioning is crucial for applications like navigation, warehouse management, and location-based promotions.Challenges in indoor positioning include Non-Line of Sight conditions and multipath signals affecting accuracy.The novel processing architecture employs Machine Learning principles to address complex relationships in positioning data.The architecture breaks down the problem into two stages: Individual Anchor Processing and Data Fusion with a Main MLP.Results demonstrate that the MLP Decomposition architecture outperforms other techniques, reducing mean positioning error by 14.5% compared to MLP.The architecture is applicable to various positioning technologies and shows promise for high-precision indoor positioning applications.