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Introduction
History
Introduction To RedTacton
Principles Used
Working
Construction Of Transceiver
Prototypes
Features
Application
Advantages
Drawbacks
Human Safety
Scope Of Research
Conclusion
References
As we all know that communication plays a necessary role in our daily life. Today
people can communicate any time, anywhere and with anyone over mobile phone
network. Now, the Internet provides people to huge quantity of data and
information from any remotely located server to their home computers.
Mean while human have made many electronic devices such as Personal Digital
Assistants(PDAs), digital cameras and other such devices.
Also the size of these devices are becoming small enough due to which they
can carry or even wear various personal information. So there must be a
possibility of communication between electronic devices on the human
body(wearable computers) and ones embedded in our everyday
environments, so this notion has led many researchers to research and develop
on Human Area Network.
Thomas Guthrie Zimmerman was the first person
who gave thesis/white papers on “Near-Field
Intra-Body Communication” at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT) in September 1995.




After that T. G. Zimmerman proposed this
concept to the IBM(International Business
Machine) in 1996.
Using concept of T. G. Zimmerman at the end of
2002 the Japanese telecommunications group
NTT (Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp.
Laboratory) had announced that it would
developed a new data transmission technology
that uses the conductive properties of the
human body to exchange information between
electronic devices which is known as Human
Area Network.

A revolutionary technology RedTacton was
developed on 30 August 2005 by NTT
DoCoMo, Japan.
RedTacton was developed by a seven person research team led by Yuichi Kado,
  executive manager of the Smart Devices Laboratory at NTTs Microsystems
  Integration Laboratories, in Atsugi, west of Tokyo, Japan.




Yuichi Kado   Mitsuru Shinagawa   Hideki Sakamoto   Toshiaki Asahi   Katsuyuki Ochiai
After successful invention of RedTacton
technology another companies were
involved in this Human Area Network. Like
Alps Electric Co. Ltd., Japan.
Alps Electric Co. Ltd., Japan invented their
technology name as “Electric Field
Communication Module” in Oct 2007.

Based on the RedTacton technology
NEL(NTT Electronics Ltd.), Japan developed
"Firmo" an authentication system for
entry/exit management & for security
purposes in Apr 2008.
We all know that Human Body is best conductor of electricity.
Using this principle we can implement Human Area Network(HAN) which is the
part of Body Area Network(BAN).
RedTacton technology is fulfill all the concept of Human Area Network.
RedTacton is a Ubiquitous Computing.
Name RedTacton represents as,

                            Red       Warmth


                              T        Touch


                          Acton        Action
Ubiquitous Computing
Ubiquitous Computing (ubicomp) is a post-desktop model of
human-computer interaction in which information processing has
been thoroughly integrated into everyday objects and activities.
More formally, ubiquitous computing is defined as "machines that
fit the human environment instead of forcing humans to enter
theirs.“
Ubiquitous technology is often wireless, mobile, and networked,
making its users more connected to the world around them and the
people in it.
Ubiquitous Computing
This figure illustrates the
communication       pathway
between two RedTacton
devices.
There are major two basic principles is used in HAN devices :-

                 Electro-Optic Effect

                 Ampere’s Circuital Law
Electro Optic Effect
When the light is passed through this Electro Optic crystal then the
polarized lights(Polarization) is received at the other end.
As the Electric field(E) changes there is a change in the Refractive
index(ɸ) of the Electro Optic crystal which is reflect as the
fluctuations in the amount of light received at the other end.
Electro Optic Effect
As shown in below fig. we can see practical implementation of
Electro-Optic Effect.
Polarization
Ampere’s Circuital Law

“When there is change in the
electric  field    then     a
displacement    current    is
induced.”

This law is implemented in like
a HAN device as when there is
a change in electric field made
by transmitter, it induced a
flow of electron (Displacement
Current) onto the body.
Ampere’s Circuital Law

Types of electric field impacting in HAN devices.

                    Quasi-static electric field



                    Induced electric field



                    Emitted electric field
Block diagram of construction of Transceiver(“Transmitter + Receiver”):-
Mechanism of Transceiver:-
Security Devices:-




Portable Card-Size Transmitter         Embedded Receiver
Transmission rate:- 230 kbps           Transmission rate:- 230 kbps
Protocol:- Proprietary protocol        Protocol:- Proprietary protocol
Transmission method:- Unidirectional   Transmission method:- Unidirectional
                                       External device interface:-
                                           10/100Base-T, RS232C
Data Transmission Devices:-




PC-Card Type                      Hub Type                       USB Transceiver
Transmission rate:- 10 Mbps       Transmission rate:- 10 Mbps   Transmission rate not yet
Protocol:- TCP/IP                 Protocol:- TCP/IP             determined (in testing stage)
Transmission method:- Half-       Transmission method:- Half-
duplex                            duplex
Terminal interface:- PCMCIA       Terminal interface:- 10BASE-T
(Personal Computer Memory
Card International Association)
Touch       • Communication with just a touch or a step!



Broadband &    • Bandwidth doesn’t deteriorate even with
                 duplex operation & simultaneous access by
 Interactive     many users!


               • Works with many transmission media common
 Any Media       in human life!
• Communication speed     •   Device drivers can be
  can deteriorate in          downloaded instantly
  crowded spaces due to       and executable
  a lack of bandwidth         programs can be quickly
  (Wireless LAN).             sent (RedTacton).
There are 3 Types of Medium which is generally used :-


       Conductors

       Dielectrics

       Conductors & Dielectrics
Conductors
• Signals travel along surface.
Dielectrics
• Signals pass through materials.
Conductors + Dielectrics
One-to-One Services


   Intuitive Operation Of
Personal Information Devices


      Personalization



          Security
One-to-One Services



           Marketing Applications
            Touch advertising and receive
             information.




           Elimination Of Human Error
            An Alarm sounds automatically to avoid
             accidental medicine ingestion.
Intuitive Operation Of Personal Information Devices


                           Touch A Printer To Print
                            Print out where you want just by
                             touching the desired printer with one
                             hand and a PC or digital camera with
                             the other hand to make the link.




                          Instant Private Data Exchange
                           By shaking hands, personal profile data can
                            be exchanged between mobile terminals
                            on the users.
Personalization




Automobile Applications   Wireless Handset




              Conference System
Security



  Automatic Access Log




  User Verification And
  Unlocking With Just A Touch
Communication by just a Simple Touch thus eliminating use wires.
It provides High Speed and Accuracy.
Transceiver electrodes are covered with an insulating film, so there is No Way
current can flow into Users Body.
Very secure Data Transmission i.e., there is no problem of Hacking since medium is
our Individual Body.
No need to insert smart cards, connect cables, tune frequencies, or any of the
other inconveniences usually associated with today's electronic devices.
Transmission speed does not deteriorate in congested areas where many people
are communicating at the same time.
Very High Initial Cost.

High Sensitivity of Receiver is required.

Complexity in Design.

It can be useful within Few Centimeters only.

As a new technology HAN need to gain popularity among users to help pull the
technology into the marketplace instead of having it pushed upon them.
We investigated the effects of HAN technology on human health, which is
obviously an important issue.

    1) The transmitting and receiving electrodes of the HAN transceiver are
    completely covered with insulating film, so the body of the person acting as
    the transmission medium is completely insulated.

    2) HAN confirms to the “Radio Frequency-Exposure Protection Standard (RCR
    STD-38)” issued by the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB).
    The levels produced by HAN are well below the safety limit specified by this
    standard.
Imagine walking up to your house, reaching for a doorknob which automatically
unlocks the door, and walking right in. No more fumbling around for keys. That's a
future we had like to live in.

Personalization of gadgets: Just a touch to any of gadget would load your personal
settings or your profile into the gadget.
Many areas can benefit from this technology. Human society is entering an era of
ubiquitous computing, where everything is networked. HAN is gearing up to
compete with Bluetooth, Zigbee, IrDA (infrared data association), UWB (ultra wide
band).

So we can clearly say that, this technology will spawn revolutionary changes in the
modern communications and become a pivot technology. When we compare HAN
with other technologies, HAN will give a better performance over other. If HAN is
introduced into cyber market it brings a marvelous & tremendous change and will
be adopted by many more people.

So, in few years from now everything is going to fall under this super technology.
•   T.G.Zimmerman, “Personal Area Networks: Near-field intrabody communication,” IBM systems
    journal, Vol. 35, Nos. 3&4, pp.609-617, 1996.
•   T.Nagatsuma and M.Shinagawa, “Photonic measurement technologies for high frequency electronics,”
    NTT REVIEW, Vol.14, No.6.pp. 12-24, 2002.
•   M.Shinagawa, “Development of Electro-optic sensors for Intra-body Communication,” NTT Technical
    Review, Vol. 2, No. 2, pp. 6-11, 2004.
•   M.Shinagawa, M. Fukumoto, K. Ochiai, and H. Kyuragi, “A near-field-sensing transceiver for intra-body
    communication based on the electro-optic effect,” IEEE Trans.IM, Vol.53,No.6, pp. 1533-1538,2004.
•   wikipedia.(February 2009). Red Tacton [Online].Available: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RedTacton
•   NTT      (February     2005).     "RedTacton:   An     innovative     Human      Area    Networking
    technology".[Online].Available: http://www.ntt.co.jp/news/news05e/0502/050218.html
•   Gurpreet Singh, Jaswinder Singh.”Red Tacton”,IJCST Vol.2,Nos 3,2011.
•   “Red Tacton: An Innovative Human Area Networking Technology” J. Arun Prakash.
•   www.opticsinfobase.org/oe/viewmedia.cfm?uri=oe-20-12-13488&seq=0&html=true
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Human Area Network

  • 1. Sheel Timir Shah mastersheel007@gmail.com
  • 2. Introduction History Introduction To RedTacton Principles Used Working Construction Of Transceiver Prototypes Features
  • 4. As we all know that communication plays a necessary role in our daily life. Today people can communicate any time, anywhere and with anyone over mobile phone network. Now, the Internet provides people to huge quantity of data and information from any remotely located server to their home computers.
  • 5. Mean while human have made many electronic devices such as Personal Digital Assistants(PDAs), digital cameras and other such devices. Also the size of these devices are becoming small enough due to which they can carry or even wear various personal information. So there must be a possibility of communication between electronic devices on the human body(wearable computers) and ones embedded in our everyday environments, so this notion has led many researchers to research and develop on Human Area Network.
  • 6. Thomas Guthrie Zimmerman was the first person who gave thesis/white papers on “Near-Field Intra-Body Communication” at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in September 1995. After that T. G. Zimmerman proposed this concept to the IBM(International Business Machine) in 1996.
  • 7. Using concept of T. G. Zimmerman at the end of 2002 the Japanese telecommunications group NTT (Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. Laboratory) had announced that it would developed a new data transmission technology that uses the conductive properties of the human body to exchange information between electronic devices which is known as Human Area Network. A revolutionary technology RedTacton was developed on 30 August 2005 by NTT DoCoMo, Japan.
  • 8. RedTacton was developed by a seven person research team led by Yuichi Kado, executive manager of the Smart Devices Laboratory at NTTs Microsystems Integration Laboratories, in Atsugi, west of Tokyo, Japan. Yuichi Kado Mitsuru Shinagawa Hideki Sakamoto Toshiaki Asahi Katsuyuki Ochiai
  • 9. After successful invention of RedTacton technology another companies were involved in this Human Area Network. Like Alps Electric Co. Ltd., Japan. Alps Electric Co. Ltd., Japan invented their technology name as “Electric Field Communication Module” in Oct 2007. Based on the RedTacton technology NEL(NTT Electronics Ltd.), Japan developed "Firmo" an authentication system for entry/exit management & for security purposes in Apr 2008.
  • 10. We all know that Human Body is best conductor of electricity. Using this principle we can implement Human Area Network(HAN) which is the part of Body Area Network(BAN). RedTacton technology is fulfill all the concept of Human Area Network. RedTacton is a Ubiquitous Computing. Name RedTacton represents as, Red Warmth T Touch Acton Action
  • 11. Ubiquitous Computing Ubiquitous Computing (ubicomp) is a post-desktop model of human-computer interaction in which information processing has been thoroughly integrated into everyday objects and activities. More formally, ubiquitous computing is defined as "machines that fit the human environment instead of forcing humans to enter theirs.“ Ubiquitous technology is often wireless, mobile, and networked, making its users more connected to the world around them and the people in it.
  • 13. This figure illustrates the communication pathway between two RedTacton devices.
  • 14. There are major two basic principles is used in HAN devices :- Electro-Optic Effect Ampere’s Circuital Law
  • 15. Electro Optic Effect When the light is passed through this Electro Optic crystal then the polarized lights(Polarization) is received at the other end. As the Electric field(E) changes there is a change in the Refractive index(ɸ) of the Electro Optic crystal which is reflect as the fluctuations in the amount of light received at the other end.
  • 16. Electro Optic Effect As shown in below fig. we can see practical implementation of Electro-Optic Effect.
  • 18. Ampere’s Circuital Law “When there is change in the electric field then a displacement current is induced.” This law is implemented in like a HAN device as when there is a change in electric field made by transmitter, it induced a flow of electron (Displacement Current) onto the body.
  • 19. Ampere’s Circuital Law Types of electric field impacting in HAN devices. Quasi-static electric field Induced electric field Emitted electric field
  • 20.
  • 21.
  • 22.
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25. Block diagram of construction of Transceiver(“Transmitter + Receiver”):-
  • 27. Security Devices:- Portable Card-Size Transmitter Embedded Receiver Transmission rate:- 230 kbps Transmission rate:- 230 kbps Protocol:- Proprietary protocol Protocol:- Proprietary protocol Transmission method:- Unidirectional Transmission method:- Unidirectional External device interface:- 10/100Base-T, RS232C
  • 28. Data Transmission Devices:- PC-Card Type Hub Type USB Transceiver Transmission rate:- 10 Mbps Transmission rate:- 10 Mbps Transmission rate not yet Protocol:- TCP/IP Protocol:- TCP/IP determined (in testing stage) Transmission method:- Half- Transmission method:- Half- duplex duplex Terminal interface:- PCMCIA Terminal interface:- 10BASE-T (Personal Computer Memory Card International Association)
  • 29. Touch • Communication with just a touch or a step! Broadband & • Bandwidth doesn’t deteriorate even with duplex operation & simultaneous access by Interactive many users! • Works with many transmission media common Any Media in human life!
  • 30.
  • 31. • Communication speed • Device drivers can be can deteriorate in downloaded instantly crowded spaces due to and executable a lack of bandwidth programs can be quickly (Wireless LAN). sent (RedTacton).
  • 32. There are 3 Types of Medium which is generally used :- Conductors Dielectrics Conductors & Dielectrics
  • 34. Dielectrics • Signals pass through materials.
  • 36. One-to-One Services Intuitive Operation Of Personal Information Devices Personalization Security
  • 37. One-to-One Services Marketing Applications  Touch advertising and receive information. Elimination Of Human Error  An Alarm sounds automatically to avoid accidental medicine ingestion.
  • 38. Intuitive Operation Of Personal Information Devices Touch A Printer To Print  Print out where you want just by touching the desired printer with one hand and a PC or digital camera with the other hand to make the link. Instant Private Data Exchange  By shaking hands, personal profile data can be exchanged between mobile terminals on the users.
  • 39. Personalization Automobile Applications Wireless Handset Conference System
  • 40. Security Automatic Access Log User Verification And Unlocking With Just A Touch
  • 41. Communication by just a Simple Touch thus eliminating use wires. It provides High Speed and Accuracy. Transceiver electrodes are covered with an insulating film, so there is No Way current can flow into Users Body. Very secure Data Transmission i.e., there is no problem of Hacking since medium is our Individual Body. No need to insert smart cards, connect cables, tune frequencies, or any of the other inconveniences usually associated with today's electronic devices. Transmission speed does not deteriorate in congested areas where many people are communicating at the same time.
  • 42. Very High Initial Cost. High Sensitivity of Receiver is required. Complexity in Design. It can be useful within Few Centimeters only. As a new technology HAN need to gain popularity among users to help pull the technology into the marketplace instead of having it pushed upon them.
  • 43. We investigated the effects of HAN technology on human health, which is obviously an important issue. 1) The transmitting and receiving electrodes of the HAN transceiver are completely covered with insulating film, so the body of the person acting as the transmission medium is completely insulated. 2) HAN confirms to the “Radio Frequency-Exposure Protection Standard (RCR STD-38)” issued by the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB). The levels produced by HAN are well below the safety limit specified by this standard.
  • 44. Imagine walking up to your house, reaching for a doorknob which automatically unlocks the door, and walking right in. No more fumbling around for keys. That's a future we had like to live in. Personalization of gadgets: Just a touch to any of gadget would load your personal settings or your profile into the gadget.
  • 45. Many areas can benefit from this technology. Human society is entering an era of ubiquitous computing, where everything is networked. HAN is gearing up to compete with Bluetooth, Zigbee, IrDA (infrared data association), UWB (ultra wide band). So we can clearly say that, this technology will spawn revolutionary changes in the modern communications and become a pivot technology. When we compare HAN with other technologies, HAN will give a better performance over other. If HAN is introduced into cyber market it brings a marvelous & tremendous change and will be adopted by many more people. So, in few years from now everything is going to fall under this super technology.
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