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RAMANANDATIRTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING A TECHNICAL SEMINAR REPORT ON PROJECT SOLI Under the guidance of Mrs. K.PRIYANKA, M.tech Presented By ASSISTANT PROFFESOR S.BHAVANI NAIDU

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RAMANANDATIRTHA ENGINEERING COLLEGE

DEPARTMENT OF

ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

A

TECHNICAL SEMINAR REPORT ON

PROJECT SOLI

Under the guidance of

Mrs. K.PRIYANKA, M.tech Presented By ASSISTANT PROFFESOR S.BHAVANI NAIDU

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Contents • Abstract • Introduction•What is project soli..?• About project soli.• How it Works•Machine-learning• Virtual Tools• Applications• Advantages• Disadvantages• Conclusion

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ABSTRACT•Project Soli is a new technology that uses radar to enable new types of touch less interactions. •The movements of gestures from a human can be captured using a radar sensor, and by detection of these gestures, some special task on a device can be done.

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IntroductionGoogle ATAP(Advanced Technology and Projects group ) has basically realised that our hands and fingers are the best way we have to interact with smart devices.

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What is project soli…?•Project Soli is a sensor that uses the radar technology can easily be used in even the smallest wearable's that fits within a tiny chip. •It is capable of accurately detecting your hand movements in real-time.•Its like Leap Motion and other gesture-tracking controllers.

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About project soli•The founder of the project is Ivan Poupyrev in 2015.•The soli is small in size of a 5x5 mm and made up of a

silicon.• It has a sensor which capture submillimeter of

motions of fingers in 3D space. •The team has created a radar which has the

interaction sensor running at 60GHz. • It captures motions of fingers at a phenomenal rate

of 10,000 frames per second

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Working• It works by emitting electromagnetic waves in a broad

beam. •Properties of the reflected signal, such as energy, time

delay and frequency shift capture rich information about the objects and Doppler effect to detect speed.• It then uses machine-learning to translate these

movements to pre-programmed commands .

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What is machine learning..?•Machine learning is subfield of computer science that evolved from the study of pattern recognition and computational learning theory in artificial intelligence.

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Virtual Tools•The concept of virtual tool is key to soli interactions•Virtual tools are gestures that familiar interactions with physical tools.•This make it easy to communicate, learn and remember soli interactions.

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Applications•Medical

•Gaming

•Gadgets

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Advantages•Allows to control Gadgets with gestures.

•Allows free hand typing.

•Good Accuracy over control.

•Need not to carry gadgets while using them.

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Disadvantages• It has a very small radar range.

•Multiple gestures could not be possible.

•Highly Expensive.

•Security Threat.

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Conclusion•One of the big problems with wearable devices right

now is inputs - there's no simple way to control these devices. Therefore gestures will be used by individuals to carry out certain functions with electronic machines such as Smartphone's and desktops.

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