Interaction Sensor : The New Advanced Technology.
- What is Interaction Sensor?
The Interaction Sensor is the new advanced technology will changes the world in future. The purpose behind this innovation is increasing the interaction between user and physical devices.
- Soli Chip:
Soli is a new sensing technology Which uses miniathe ture radar to detect touch less gesture interactions. Basically, Soli chip is the Interaction sensing technology. It has the purpose to build up an interaction sensor which uses radar for motion tracking of the human hand. The sensors is responsible for tracking the sub-millimeter motion at high speed and great accuracy. we were creating a ubiquitous gesture interaction language that will allow people to control devices with a simple, universal set of gestures. The main purpose behind this is to becoming human hand as a universal input device in future to interacting with new various Technology.
Soli Chip
The Soli chip is incorporates the entire antenna array and sensor into an ultra-compact 8mm * 10mm package.
The Concept of virtual tools is a key to soli interactions Virtual Tools are gestures that mimic familiar interactions with physical tools. This metaphor makes it easier to communicate, learn and remember soli interaction.
- How Does It Work?
Soil tracks and recognizes dynamic gestures expressed by fine motions of the fingers and hand in order to accomplish this with a single chip sensors, we develop a novel radar which sense paradigm with tailored hardware. software, and algorithms. Unlike Traditional radar sensors, Soil does not require large bandwidth and high spatial resolution; in fact, Soli's spatial resolution is coarser than the scale of most fine finger gestures. Instead, our fundamental sensing principles rely on motion resolution by extracting subtle changes in the received signal over time. By processing these temporal signal variations. Soli can distinguish complex finger movements and deforming hand shapes within it's field.
- Example of Working:
Imagine an invisible button between your thumb and index fingers – you can press it by tapping your fingers together.
A Virtual Dial that you turn by rubbing thumb against index finger. Imagine grabbing and pulling a Virtual Slider in thin air.
These are the kinds of interactions we are developing and imagining.
This Technology is comes under virtual technology but the interactions feel physical and responsive. The result is
generated by the sensation of fingers touching each other. Without physical control these can take on the precision and fluidity of human hand motion.