Table 5.
Reference Papers |
Sensory Approach | Algorithm | Hardware | Number of Postures/Position |
Pros | Accuracy | Cons | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Method | Fusion | |||||||
Q. Hu et al. 2021 [20] |
1024 sensors Pressure sensor |
Yes | HOG, SVM, and CNN |
Arduino Nano and CPU | 6 | <400 ms, sampling and processing | 86.94% to 91.24% | Contact approach |
Matar et al. 2020 [37] |
1728 FSR sensors |
Yes | HOG + LBP, FFANN |
CPU | 4 | Health monitoring |
97% | More usage of sensors |
R. Tapwal et al. 2023 [38] |
Two flex force sensors | Yes | K-means | Arduino Uno and CPU |
4 | Health monitoring |
~99.3% | consumes 17.5 W, contact approach |
Hu, D et al. 2024 [39] |
32 Piezoelectric sensor |
Yes | S3CNN | N/A | 4 | Effectively detects nuanced pressure disturbances | 93.0% | not applicable |
Y. Tanaka et al. 2020 [40] | Camera | No | Amygdala | FPGA | _ | Interaction with subject based face recognition | >90% | not applicable |
T.Kim et al. 2024 [41] | Multi sensors and Camera | Yes | DFS, 3D routes, Vision algorithms |
Intel NUC and Nvidia Jetson Xavier | Multi floor service and mapping | N/A | Costlier in implementation | |
Proposed | 10 Ultrasonic sensors |
Yes | Human Localization, Triangulation Navigation algorithm | FPGA | Parallel computing, <200 ns, sampling, and computation. Adaptive localization-based robot services | 98.4% | PR flow will be preferred in future usage |