Demo: Automatic Calibration of Magnetic Tracking

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Magnetic sensing is emerging as an enabler technology for various engaging applications. Representative use-cases include high-Accuracy posture tracking, human-machine interaction, haptic sensing, etc. This technology uses multiple MEMS magnetometers to capture the changing magnetic field at a close distance. However, magnetometers are susceptible to real-world disturbances, such as hard-and soft-iron effects. As a result, users need to perform a cumbersome and lengthy calibration process frequently, severely limiting the usability of magnetic tracking. We demonstrate MAGIC (MAGnetometer automatIc Calibration), a systematic framework to automatically calibrate both soft-and hard-iron disturbances for a MEMS magnetometer array. To minimize the need for users' intervention, we introduce a novel auto-Triggering module. Unlike the legacy manual calibration method, MAGIC achieves superior calibration performance (e.g., for tracking applications) with minimal users' attention.

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Wang, M., Luo, Q., Iravantchi, Y., Chen, X., Sample, A., Shin, K. G., … Chen, D. (2022). Demo: Automatic Calibration of Magnetic Tracking. In Proceedings of the Annual International Conference on Mobile Computing and Networking, MOBICOM (pp. 800–802). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/3495243.3567653

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