Don’t Crosstalk to Me: Origami Structure-Augmented Sensing for Scalable Surface Pressure Monitoring

This paper presents OMSense, an intelligent surface solution that leverages origami-inspired metasurfaces to allow scalable and precise surface pressure sensing. People interact with various surfaces daily, and these interactions cause the surfaces to deform, a process that can be captured by sensors. This interaction can be utilized in various forms of human-computer interaction and human monitoring, enabling new use cases. However, existing surface sensing schemes are either expensive, difficult to scale, or low-precision due to signal leakage in multiplex design. To solve this problem, we propose OMSense, which adopts the multiplex matrix sensing design and incorporates a 3D metastructure to reduce the shared physical connection-induced signal leakage. In addition to this physical augmentation, OMSense adopts a circuit-guided CNN to mitigate the circuit connection-induced signal leakage (ghosting). We 3D print a circuit-integrated metastructure and evaluate the sensor unit accuracy. OMSense achieves up to 2× sensor unit activation detection F1 score compared to the baselines.

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2024-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3666025.3699353
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Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials
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Don’t Crosstalk to Me: Origami Structure-Augmented Sensing for Scalable Surface Pressure Monitoring

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Don’t Crosstalk to Me: Origami Structure-Augmented Sensing for Scalable Surface Pressure Monitoring

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This paper presents OMSense, an intelligent surface solution that leverages origami-inspired metasurfaces to allow scalable and precise surface pressure sensing. People interact with various surfaces daily, and these interactions cause the surfaces to deform, a process that can be captured by sensors. This interaction can be utilized in various forms of human-computer interaction and human monitoring, enabling new use cases. However, existing surface sensing schemes are either expensive, difficult to scale, or low-precision due to signal leakage in multiplex design. To solve this problem, we propose OMSense, which adopts the multiplex matrix sensing design and incorporates a 3D metastructure to reduce the shared physical connection-induced signal leakage. In addition to this physical augmentation, OMSense adopts a circuit-guided CNN to mitigate the circuit connection-induced signal leakage (ghosting). We 3D print a circuit-integrated metastructure and evaluate the sensor unit accuracy. OMSense achieves up to 2× sensor unit activation detection F1 score compared to the baselines.

Baldwin Wallace University (US), University of California, Merced (US), Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KR)
Hellman Foundation, National Research Foundation of Korea, Ministry of Science and ICT, South Korea
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