Zheng Sun, Aveek Purohit, Philippe De Wagter, Irina Brinster, C. Hamm, Pei Zhang
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PANDAA: a physical arrangement detection technique for networked devices through ambient-sound awareness
This demo presents PANDAA, a zero-configuration automatic spatial localization technique for networked devices based on ambient sound sensing. We will demonstrate that after initial placement of the devices, ambient sounds, such as human speech, music, footsteps, finger snaps, hand claps, or coughs and sneezes, can be used to autonomously resolve the spatial relative arrangement of devices, such as mobile phones, using trigonometric bounds and successive approximation.