VibroSense: Recognizing home activities by deep learning subtle vibrations on an interior ...
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A system uses a single-point Laser Doppler vibrometer on a wall or ceiling to capture subtle structural vibrations, applies Wavelet denoising, STFT into 2‑second windows and feeds 2D spectra to a CNN on 2D spectrograms to classify 18 home activities. Evaluation on 487 samples across five houses (25 hours) yields 96.6% same‑day accuracy, 89.4% after re‑setup, 90.99% simulated online, 92.2% across angle/distance shifts, and 97.5% for toilet stage classification.
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