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CLASSIFYING A SURFACE TYPE USING FORCE SENSOR DATA
20230104810 · 2023-04-06 ·

Examples are disclosed that relate to methods and systems for classifying a surface type. One example provides a system comprising a wearable device comprising at least one force sensor, and a computing device having a processor and associated memory storing instructions executable by the processor. The instructions are executable by the processor to, during a training phase, receive training data including a plurality of training data pairs. Each training data pair includes force sensor training data received from the at least one force sensor, or from a simulation or observation, and a label indicating at least one of a plurality of defined surface types. An AI model is trained to predict a classified surface type based on run-time force sensor data. The run-time force sensor data is input into the trained AI model to thereby cause the AI model to output a predicted classification of a run-time surface type.

Classifying a surface type using force sensor data
12124927 · 2024-10-22 · ·

Examples are disclosed that relate to methods and systems for classifying a surface type. One example provides a system comprising a wearable device comprising at least one force sensor, and a computing device having a processor and associated memory storing instructions executable by the processor. The instructions are executable by the processor to, during a training phase, receive training data including a plurality of training data pairs. Each training data pair includes force sensor training data received from the at least one force sensor, or from a simulation or observation, and a label indicating at least one of a plurality of defined surface types. An AI model is trained to predict a classified surface type based on run-time force sensor data. The run-time force sensor data is input into the trained AI model to thereby cause the AI model to output a predicted classification of a run-time surface type.

CLASSIFYING A SURFACE TYPE USING FORCE SENSOR DATA
20240420027 · 2024-12-19 ·

Examples are disclosed that relate to methods and systems for classifying a surface type. One example provides a system comprising a wearable device comprising at least one force sensor, and a computing device having a processor and associated memory storing instructions executable by the processor. The instructions are executable by the processor to, during a training phase, receive training data including a plurality of training data pairs. Each training data pair includes force sensor training data received from the at least one force sensor, or from a simulation or observation, and a label indicating at least one of a plurality of defined surface types. An AI model is trained to predict a classified surface type based on run-time force sensor data. The run-time force sensor data is input into the trained AI model to thereby cause the AI model to output a predicted classification of a run-time surface type.