Unlocking the Beamforming Potential of LoRa for Long-range Multi-target Respiration Sensing
summary
System uses a multi-antenna LoRa gateway to form spatial beams and implements a beam nulling division method to cancel the random phase from unsynchronized LoRa nodes, recovering usable sensing signals. It extracts a location-independent feature, the curvature of complex-plane signal, to detect respiration changes and separates multiple targets. Prototype monitors up to five human targets at 98.1% accuracy, with demos showing simultaneous waveforms through a wall at 15 m for three people.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:22Background
- 1:27LoRa Beamforming Primer
- 3:04LoRa Beamforming Challenge 1: Solution
- 4:15LoRa Beamforming Challenge 2: Solution
- 5:00Demo
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