Poster Abstract: KinetiSee - A Perpetual Wearable Camera Acquisition System with a Kinetic Harvester

L. Spadaro, M. Magno, L. Benini
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Wearable devices are massively entering in our life and they are more and more pushing the interest big electronic producer. Then, today many company are offering wearable "smart" objects to be worn which enable a wide range of application (form sport & fitness, to entrainment, from tracking to health care). A common issue of wearable device that is reducing the appeal of them is the limited lifetime due to limited energy that can be stored in them batteries. Self-sustainable devices which can avoid to recharge or replace the batteries, as it happens in automatic quartz watches, is still a dream for wearable devices. This paper presents a wearable device with an ultra low camera, which can achieve this dream. To achieve this goal, the Wearable camera has been carefully designed with low power consumption in mind and leveraging a kinetic energy harvester to scavenge energy from the human body movements. The experimental results shows the impressive amount of energy (up to 9.6mJ per minute) that can be acquired during different human activities (running, walking, etc) and the self- sustainability of the solution acquiring up to more than 2000 images for hour when is running.
海报摘要:KinetiSee -一个永久可穿戴相机采集系统与动力收割机
可穿戴设备正大量进入我们的生活,越来越引起大型电子产品生产商的兴趣。然后,今天许多公司都在提供可穿戴的“智能”物品,这些物品可以实现广泛的应用(从运动健身到娱乐,从跟踪到医疗保健)。可穿戴设备的一个共同问题是,由于电池中存储的能量有限,使用寿命有限,这降低了它们的吸引力。像自动石英表那样可以避免充电或更换电池的自我持续设备,仍然是可穿戴设备的梦想。本文提出了一种配备超低摄像头的可穿戴设备,实现了这一梦想。为了实现这一目标,可穿戴相机经过精心设计,考虑到低功耗,并利用动能收集器从人体运动中收集能量。实验结果表明,在不同的人类活动(跑步,步行等)中可以获得令人印象深刻的能量(高达9.6mJ /分钟),并且该解决方案的自我可持续性在跑步时每小时获取多达2000多张图像。
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