Real Time 3D Indoor Human Image Capturing Based on FMCW Radar
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Compared to traditional camera-based computer vision and imaging, radio imaging based on wireless sensing does not require lighting and is friendly to privacy. This work proposes a deep learning radio imaging solution to visualize real-time user indoor activities. The proposed solution uses a low-power, MIMO Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) radar array to capture the reflected signals from human objects, and then constructs 3D human visualization through a serials of data analytics including: 1) a data preprocessing mechanism to remove background static reflection, 2) a signal processing mechanism to transfer received complex radar signals to a matrix containing spatial information, and 3) a deep learning scheme to filter abnormal frames resulted from rough surface of human body. This solution has been extensively evaluated in an indoor research lab. The constructed real-time human images are compared to the camera images captured at the same time. The results show that the proposed radio imaging solution can result in significantly high accuracy. IEEE publication: "Real-Time Indoor 3D Human Imaging Based on MIMO Radar Sensing" https://doi.org/10.1109/ICME.2019.00244
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