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Wi-Vi Technology 1 : Wi-Fi that see through walls Presented by Aman Raj Indian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad data:image/jpeg;base64,/9j/ 4AAQSkZJRgABAQA

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Wi-Vi Technology

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: Wi-Fi that see through walls

Presented by –Aman RajIndian Institute of Technology(ISM), Dhanbad

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ContentsIntroductionWhat can Wi-Vi do ?ApplicationDesign MethodologyResultsAdvantagesLimitationsFuture ScopeConclusion Bibliography 2

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Introduction

Wi-Vi stands for Wireless Vision.Demonstrated by “Dina Katabi”, a MIT’s professor of

Electrical Department.Wi-Vi uses OFDM signals in ISM Band(at 2.4 GHz) and

typical WiFi hardware.Wi-Vi captures moving Objects behind the walls.

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What can Wi-Vi do?Detect the Number of Moving Humans in a

Closed Room.Determine the Relative Location of Moving

Humans.Enable Communication through a wall, without

carrying a Wireless Device.Can Identify simple Gestures Behind a wall.

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ContinuedWi-Vi device transmits two waves that cancel each other when they reflect from a static object but not the moving object.

Wall is Static Disappears

People tend to move Detectable

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Applications

Gesture control behind the wall

Police avoids ambush

Firefighters check for humans

Personel Security

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Design MethodologyWi-Vi device consists of 3 parts; Wi-Fi signal, Transmitter and

Receiver.

Wi-Fi

Transmitter ReceiverWi-Vi

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Description of Wi-Vi: Wi-Fi device, Transmitter and Receiver

Wi-Fi Device

Receiver

Transmitter

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Wi-Vi Setup

Wi-Vi uses angle of arrival of signals to detect movement and no. of humans behind the wall.

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Results

oA prototype of Wi-Vi setup used by Dina Katabi gave the following results:

Wi-Vi can detect objects and humans moving behind opaque structural obstructions.

This applies to 8” Concrete Walls, 6” Hollow walls and 1.75” solid wooden doors.

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Continued:Wi-Vi depends upon the amount of movement.To achieve a narrow beam, the human needs to move by

about 50cm.

Detected/Actual 0 1 2 3

0 100% 0% 0% 0%

1 0% 100% 0% 0%

2 0% 0% 85% 15%

3 0% 0% 15% 90%

Table. Accuracy of Automatic Detection of Humans.

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Detection Accuracy of Wi-Vi for Different types of obstructions:

Free Space Tinted Glass 1.75" solid wall 6" hollow wall 8" Concrete80

85

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Series 1

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Advantages:

1. Wi-Vi requires only few MHz of bandwidth similar as Wi-Fi.

2. Its setup is Low-Cost and Low-Power.3. Wi-Vi can perform through wall imaging without

access to any device on the other side of the wall.4. Works as extra human senses.5. Allows to detect object in Dark or smoke.

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Limitations

1.Display has very low Resolution.2.Cannot detect human behind very thick

walls(>8” thickness).3.Human needs to move at least 50 cm to be

detectable.

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Future Scope:

Wi-Vi could be built into a Smartphone or a special Handheld Device.

Can be used in Search and Rescue mission by Fire Fighter and Law Enforcement.

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ConclusionWi-Vi is a Wireless Technology that uses Wi-Fi signals to detect moving humans behind walls and in a closed rooms. In contrast to previous systems, which are targeted for military, Wi-Vi enables small cheap, see- through wall devices that operates in the ISM band, rendering them feasible tp the general public, without carrying any extra transmitting device.

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Bibliography

http://people.csail.mit.edu/fadel/wivi/USRP N210. http://www.ettus.com. Ettus Inc.X-box Kinect. http://www.xbox.com/ Microsoft/wiviRadarVision. http://www.timedomain.com. Time Domain

CorporationHow Signal is affected. www.ci.cumberland.md.us/See Through Walls with Wi-Fi! Fadel Adib and Dina Katabi

Massachusetts Institute of Technology {fadel,dk}@mit.edu

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Thank You !