Exploring LoRa for Long-range Through-wall Sensing
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Presents a concrete claim that LoRa CSS signals enable long-range contactless sensing and demonstrates a working prototype: a Semtech LoRa transmitter on an Arduino and a USRP gateway with two antennas running GNU Radio. Uses a ratio of dual-antenna signals to remove chirp and phase errors and extracts target movement from phase changes to infer distance and direction. Shows sensing of a 5 mm displacement at 25 m, respiration at 25 m (15 m through a wall), and walking tracking up to 30 m.
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