Title: Wi-Sleep:%20Contactless%20Sleep%20Monitoring%20via%20WiFi%20Signals
1 Wi-Sleep Contactless Sleep Monitoring via WiFi
Signals
- Xuefeng Liu1, Shaojie Tang2, Jiannong Cao1, Jiaqi
Wen1 - Dept. of Computing, The Hong Kong Polytechnic
University - Jindal School of Management, UT Dallas
- Presenter Qixin Wang1
2Outline
- Breath detection using WiFi signals
3Sleep Monitoring Systems Class 1
Obtrusive to the users
4Sleep Monitoring Systems Class 2
Privacy issue
High cost
Affected by light
5Low cost
Touch-less
Environmentally robust
Privacy- preserved
6Can Wireless Radios Work?
Low cost Non-intrusive Environmentally robust No
privacy concerns
7Existing works
Using RSSI (Received Signal Strength Indicator)
for tracking respiration
- Drawbacks
- Low sensitivity ? Low accuracy
- The effect of different sleeping postures is not
investigated
O. J. Kaltiokallio and et al., Non-invasive
respiration rate monitoring using a single cots
Tx-Rx pair, in IPSN 2014.
8Any better wireless features than RSSI ?
Packet loss rate (PLR) LQI (Link quality
indicator)
?
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10Channel State Information (CSI)
CSI Using Intel Wi-Fi Wireless Link 5300
802.11n MIMO radios, can provide real-time
channel state for 30 subcarrier groups
11CSI Amplitude and Phase
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13Why CSI Works?
Reflection Diffusion Scattering
NLOS ? ? NLOS
LOS ? ? NLOS
14The CSI Data Processing
Outlier removal using the median filter
15The CSI Data Processing
Interpolation and wavelet-based noise filtering
16The CSI Data Processing
Why choose wavelet filter instead of a general
low-pass filters?
Wavelet filter can preserve edge information,
which will be utilized when detection postures
changes.
17The CSI Data Processing
Channel Selection using the Recurrence Plot
18The CSI Data Processing
19The CSI Data Processing
Final result
20The Effect of Sleeping Positions
6 sleeping positions
21The Effect of Sleeping Positions
When TX and RX are at the two sides of the person
Channel Selection using the Recurrence Plot
22The Effect of Sleeping Positions
The rationale
23The Effect of Sleeping Positions
When TX and RX are at the same side of the person
24The Effect of Sleeping Positions
Three pairs of TX-RX
25The Effect of Sleeping Positions
Identifying Sleeping Positions via difference in
periodicity level
26Experimental Results
False positives and negatives
27Experimental Results
Tracking respiration with fixed sleeping positions
TX1-RX1 (same side)
TX1-RX2 (different side)
28Experimental Results
Identifying sleeping positions
A sleep on the back B sleep on the left
side C sleep on the right side
29THANK YOUQA