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Demo: SolarSense: A Self-powered Ubiquitous Gesture Recognition System for Industrial Human-Computer Interaction

Jiarong Li, Qinghao Xu, Qingyang Zhu, Zixuan Xie, Zhancong Xu, Changshuo Ge, L. Ruan, H. Y. Fu, Xiaojun Liang, Wenbo Ding, Weihua Gui, Xiao–Ping Zhang

Year
2024
Citations
8
Access
Open access

Abstract

SolarSense is a self-powered sensing system for gesture recognition using solar cell arrays, thereby offering a sustainable approach to human-computer interaction (HCI) within industrial settings. The system effectively employed the sensing and energy harvesting capabilities of solar cells, achieving over 97.0% accuracy in recognizing diverse gestures. The design incorporates a low-power wireless data acquisition chip, a signal processing framework, and a user interface to realize robotic control and text input applications. SolarSense enhances HCI with its eco-friendly and user-centric approach, which is suitable for Internet of things (IoT) scenarios. Demo: https://youtu.be/RmPolChw_c4.

Keywords

Gesture recognitionComputer scienceGestureHuman–computer interactionUbiquitous computingMultimediaArtificial intelligence

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