Pellegrino D'Angelillo
Characterisation of capacitive front-ends for indoor person localization.
Rel. Mihai Teodor Lazarescu, Luciano Lavagno. Politecnico di Torino, Corso di laurea magistrale in Ingegneria Elettronica (Electronic Engineering), 2020
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Abstract
Sensors for locating and identifying people indoors are currently extensively designed to monitor and automate systems. In the field of home automation, location sensors have become a key factor. There are different types of sensors that differ in their distinctive features: data processing, ease of installation, ease of use, privacy management: the latter is really important due to scalpers of the data of users in modern society. For these reasons, a localization system should have some particular features such as being tagless, secure the user's privacy and passive. In fact some localization systems require people to wear or carry a tag to be monitored.
The most commonly used location sensors are radio frequency, infrared, pressure, ultrasound, video and capacitive sensors
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