SPiDR: ultra-low-power acoustic spatial sensing for micro-robot navigation
Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services(2022)
Abstract
BSTRACTThis paper presents the design and implementation of SPiDR, an ultra-low-power spatial sensing system for miniature mobile robots. This acoustic sensor produces a cross-sectional map of the field-of-view using only one speaker/microphone pair. While it is challenging to have enough spatial diversity of signal with a single omnidirectional source, we leverage sound's interaction with small structures to create a 3D-printed passive filter, called a stencil, that can project spatially coded signals on a region at a fine granularity. The system receives a linear combination of the reflections from nearby objects and applies a novel power-aware depth-map reconstruction algorithm. The algorithm first estimates the approximate locations of the objects in the scene and then iteratively applies fractional multi-resolution inversion. SPiDR consumes only 10mW of power to generate a depth-map in real-world scenario with over 80% structural similarity score with the scene.
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