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Multiperson Detection and Vital-Sign Sensing Empowered by Space-Time-Coding RISs

2024-01-15 · Xinyu Li, Jian Wei You, Ze Gu, Qian Ma, Jingyuan Zhang, Long Chen, Tie Jun Cui

Passive human sensing using wireless signals has attracted increasing attention due to its superiorities of non-contact and robustness in various lighting conditions. However, when multiple human individuals are present, their reflected signals could be intertwined in the time, frequency and spatial domains, making it challenging to separate them. To address this issue, this paper proposes a novel system for multiperson detection and monitoring of vital signs (i.e., respiration and heartbeat) with the assistance of space-time-coding (STC) reconfigurable intelligent metasurfaces (RISs). Specifically, the proposed system scans the area of interest (AoI) for human detection by using the harmonic beams generated by the STC RIS. Simultaneously, frequencyorthogonal beams are assigned to each detected person for accurate estimation of their respiration rate (RR) and heartbeat rate (HR). Furthermore, to efficiently extract the respiration signal and the much weaker heartbeat signal, we propose an improved variational mode decomposition (VMD) algorithm to accurately decompose the complex reflected signals into a smaller number of intrinsic mode functions (IMFs). We build a prototype to validate the proposed multiperson detection and vital-sign monitoring system. Experimental results demonstrate that the proposed system can simultaneously monitor the vital signs of up to four persons. The errors of RR and HR estimation using the improved VMD algorithm are below 1 RPM (respiration per minute) and 5 BPM (beats per minute), respectively. Further analysis reveals that the flexible beam controlling mechanism empowered by the STC RIS can reduce the noise reflected from other irrelative objects on the physical layer, and improve the signal-to-noise ratio of echoes from the human chest.

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