RF-based micro-motion tracking for gesture tracking and recognition
A micro-motion and gesture technology, applied in the input/output of user/computer interaction, utilization of re-radiation, reflection/re-radiation of radio waves, etc., can solve problems such as resolution constraints of radar tracking systems
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[0019] This paper describes techniques for implementing RF-based micromotion tracking. The technique tracks millimeter-scale hand movements from radar signals, even from conventional resolution radar systems with coarser hardware constraints than the tracked millimeter-scale resolution.
[0020] The gesturing hand is a complex non-rigid target with multiple dynamic components. Because of this, the range and speed of hand sub-components such as the fingertip, palm, or thumb are often sub-resolution limitations of conventional hardware. Therefore, conventional hardware must be large, expensive or complex in order to track small movements. Even for those conventional hardware capable of tracking small movements, tracking algorithms are computationally limited for real-time gesture recognition applications.
[0021] consider figure 1 The hardware-constrained resolution of the conventional system shown. Here, the hardware-constrained spatial resolution 102...
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