Jin He
ABSTRACT
We demonstrate a mote-scale, human-animal classifier based on a micropower radar. Our classifier is automatically learned from diverse data, using features in the joint time-frequency domain. It is being used as part of a wireless sensor network in a forest to create a virtual fence for human and wildlife protection.
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Index Terms
- Mote-scale human-animal classification via micropower radar
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