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Battery ry-Free Id Identifi fication Token for Touch Se Sensing Devices Phuc Nguyen , Ufuk Muncuk, Ashwin Ashok, Kaushik R Chowdhury, Marco Gruteser, and Tam Vu Phone & Laptop Existing touch surfaces serve as an interface between Smart


  1. Battery ry-Free Id Identifi fication Token for Touch Se Sensing Devices Phuc Nguyen , Ufuk Muncuk, Ashwin Ashok, Kaushik R Chowdhury, Marco Gruteser, and Tam Vu

  2. Phone & Laptop Existing touch surfaces serve as an interface between Smart vehicle Home security human and the devices itself Touch Sensing Technology Can an object interact with the touch surface? Medical Devices Payment Smart appliances

  3. Collaborative Applications 01 User ID Logging 001 Windows design 002 Front door design 001 Roof design 002 Roof coloring 001 Back yard design 002 Back door design 02 … … Associating user ID to collaboration activities

  4. Gaming Applications with Touchscreen There is a need for associating identity to touch interactions Multiplayer Games Role-playing Games Associating real-world token to digital world

  5. System Overview Artifact Token Transmitter Touch Surface Receiver Idea:  Send data (e.g. Identifier) to the mobile device by varying capacitance on the of touch surface

  6. Transmitter Design Touch-enabled device Artifact Capacitance Token 0 Time Micro-controller Control switch to (token ID encoded as bits) vary capacitance

  7. Modulation ‘0’ ‘0’ ‘1’ ‘0’ ‘0’ ‘1’ ‘1’ ‘1’ Capacitance 0 1 2 5 6 7 3 4 8 Time slot How do we vary capacitance efficiently?

  8. Capacitance Touch surface Time t press t prob t prob Touch sensor Objective: min(t press - t prob) How do we obtain t prob ?

  9. Enable th the token to profile th the touch surface

  10. Probing Frequency ( f prob = 1 / t prob )

  11. Finding Probing Frequency • Autocorrelation is used to find probing frequency t prob t prob

  12. Finding Probing Frequency Probing frequency (Hz) 130.04 140 124.52 118.8 120 109.8 108.16 103.62101.2 100 96 100 84.33 80 62 62.36 60 40 20 0

  13. Receiver Design Touch-enabled device Artifact Token Touch Events XY Touch Pointer ID Touch size Event Type Timestamp coordinate Amplitude • Down Time in ms Touch’s location • Up • Move

  14. Harvesting Energy fr from Touch Surfaces

  15. Energy Harvesting ADC reading

  16. Challenges Flicker noise 0 – 100 Hz

  17. Proposed Approach

  18. Energy Harvesting Module D 2 C 1 Micro- controller Band Pass Filter C S D 1 C 2 Storage Electrode (F cut-off, Capacitor Bandwidth) Rectifier Touch sensor Harvesting Module 2"

  19. Prototype Im Implementation

  20. Detection Rate Goal: Evaluate the object identification accuracy Experiment: Calculate token detection rate (fraction of total number of times the token is correctly identified)

  21. Power Consumption Goal: Evaluate the power consumption Experiment: Calculate the energy consumption when sending data at different size Power ~ time to open & close switch

  22. Im Impact of f Profiling Technique Goal: Evaluate the impact of profiling technique Experiment: Calculate event generation rate between our approach and strawman approach

  23. User Study

  24. Conclusion 1. Associating IDs to tokens for touch interactions 2. Enabling the token to profile the touch surface 3. Harvesting energy from the touch surfaces

  25. Battery ry-Free Id Identification Token for Touch Sensing Devices Phuc Nguyen , Ufuk Muncuk, Ashwin Ashok, Kaushik R Chowdhury, Marco Gruteser, and Tam Vu

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