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This seminar discusses Red Tacton technology, a new human area networking technique developed by NTT that can transmit data through weak electric fields on the surface of the human body at speeds up to 10 Mbps. It relies on changes in the optical properties of electro-optic crystals caused by electric fields. Prototypes include PC card and hub transceivers. Red Tacton has advantages like wireless data transfer with just a touch and strong security since the human body is the transmission medium. However, its design is complex and expensive compared to other technologies.
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RedTacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission medium. It works by inducing weak electric fields on the skin's surface during contact between two devices. Data can be transmitted at speeds up to 10 Mbps without interference even in crowded areas. RedTacton communication is initiated with a touch and allows for interactive digital transfer of various media types through natural human movements and contact with surfaces like walls or desks. Potential applications include secure medical information transmission and safety alerts in hazardous environments.
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RedTacton is a human area networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for data. It works by using the electric field emitted by the human body and can achieve duplex communication at speeds up to 10 Mbps. RedTacton has receivers and transceivers that can initiate communication through touch and transmit data as electric fields are generated through natural body movements and interactions. It provides a more secure alternative to other short-range wireless technologies like Bluetooth and infrared.
Red tacton final ppt
Red Tacton is an emerging human area network technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for high-speed communication. It was developed by NTT and uses electric fields on the skin to transmit digital data at speeds up to 10 Mbps through half or full duplex communication. Red Tacton has applications for one-to-one services, intuitive operations, personalization, new behavior patterns, and security. It provides advantages over wireless networks like no required pairing and high security, but development costs remain high and adoption challenges exist due to entrenched alternative technologies.
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presentation on redtacton which is new human area networking technology that uses the surface of human body as a safe high speed transmission path.
Red tacton ppt
Red Tacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body as a network transmission path. It involves using the minute electric field generated by the human body as a medium for transmitting data through touch at speeds of up to 10 Mbps. Red Tacton will enable ubiquitous computing services based on human-centered interactions and make networking technology easier for people to use. Some potential applications include automatically sounding an alarm to prevent accidental medicine ingestion, printing documents by touching a printer, exchanging private data via handshake, using wireless headsets, and verifying user identity and unlocking devices.
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RedTacton is a Human Area Networking technology/Wireless Network, which is developed by Robin Gaur Jind, that uses the surface of the human body as a safe, high speed network transmission path.
Advance communication through red tacton human area networking technology
WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION Its our great pleasure to presenting a paper at the NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION (NCHCIEE -2013) Organized by : Jahwaharlal institute of technology, borawa , dist khargone M.P Presented by : Mr. Pawan sharma Proff . Lokesh mehta Mr. Lokendre singh rathore (From SPITM, Mandleshwar dist khargone . M.p )
Advance Communication through Red Tacton -Human Area Networking Technology: Presented by : Mr. Pawan Sharma Proff . Lokesh mehta Mr. Lokendra Singh Rathore Advance Communication through Red Tacton -Human Area Networking Technology Dept. of Electronics & Communication
Bluetooth, infrared etc. were the most commonly used techniques for data transmission.
But these short-range wireless communication systems have some problems of packet collisions and it can be reduce by RED-TECTON.
The ultimate human area network solution to all these constraints of conventional technologies is “intra body” communication, in which the human body serves as the transmission medium.
REDTACTON
The document discusses Red Tacton, a new human area networking technology developed in Japan. Red Tacton uses the human body as a transmission medium for data, inducing weak electric fields on the skin's surface to transmit signals up to 10 Mbps. It works by transmitting data via a tacton transmitter and receiving it using an electro-optic crystal sensor in the tacton receiver. The technology has applications for personal devices, security, and intuitive human-computer interaction through touch.
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RedTacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission medium. It works by inducing weak electric fields on the skin's surface during contact between two devices. Data can be transmitted at speeds up to 10 Mbps without interference even in crowded areas. RedTacton communication is initiated with a touch and allows for interactive digital transfer of various media types through natural human movements and contact with surfaces like walls or desks. Potential applications include secure medical information transmission and safety alerts in hazardous environments.
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RedTacton is a human area networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for data. It works by using the electric field emitted by the human body and can achieve duplex communication at speeds up to 10 Mbps. RedTacton has receivers and transceivers that can initiate communication through touch and transmit data as electric fields are generated through natural body movements and interactions. It provides a more secure alternative to other short-range wireless technologies like Bluetooth and infrared.
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Red Tacton is an emerging human area network technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for high-speed communication. It was developed by NTT and uses electric fields on the skin to transmit digital data at speeds up to 10 Mbps through half or full duplex communication. Red Tacton has applications for one-to-one services, intuitive operations, personalization, new behavior patterns, and security. It provides advantages over wireless networks like no required pairing and high security, but development costs remain high and adoption challenges exist due to entrenched alternative technologies.
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presentation on redtacton which is new human area networking technology that uses the surface of human body as a safe high speed transmission path.
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Red Tacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body as a network transmission path. It involves using the minute electric field generated by the human body as a medium for transmitting data through touch at speeds of up to 10 Mbps. Red Tacton will enable ubiquitous computing services based on human-centered interactions and make networking technology easier for people to use. Some potential applications include automatically sounding an alarm to prevent accidental medicine ingestion, printing documents by touching a printer, exchanging private data via handshake, using wireless headsets, and verifying user identity and unlocking devices.
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RedTacton is a Human Area Networking technology/Wireless Network, which is developed by Robin Gaur Jind, that uses the surface of the human body as a safe, high speed network transmission path.
Advance communication through red tacton human area networking technology
WELCOME TO OUR PRESENTATION Its our great pleasure to presenting a paper at the NATIONAL CONFERENCE ON HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION IN ENGINEERING EDUCATION (NCHCIEE -2013) Organized by : Jahwaharlal institute of technology, borawa , dist khargone M.P Presented by : Mr. Pawan sharma Proff . Lokesh mehta Mr. Lokendre singh rathore (From SPITM, Mandleshwar dist khargone . M.p )
Advance Communication through Red Tacton -Human Area Networking Technology: Presented by : Mr. Pawan Sharma Proff . Lokesh mehta Mr. Lokendra Singh Rathore Advance Communication through Red Tacton -Human Area Networking Technology Dept. of Electronics & Communication
Bluetooth, infrared etc. were the most commonly used techniques for data transmission.
But these short-range wireless communication systems have some problems of packet collisions and it can be reduce by RED-TECTON.
The ultimate human area network solution to all these constraints of conventional technologies is “intra body” communication, in which the human body serves as the transmission medium.
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The document discusses Red Tacton, a new human area networking technology developed in Japan. Red Tacton uses the human body as a transmission medium for data, inducing weak electric fields on the skin's surface to transmit signals up to 10 Mbps. It works by transmitting data via a tacton transmitter and receiving it using an electro-optic crystal sensor in the tacton receiver. The technology has applications for personal devices, security, and intuitive human-computer interaction through touch.
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RedTacton is a technology developed in 2005 that allows devices to communicate when touched to a human body. It uses electro-optic effects and electric fields conducted through the body. RedTacton transceivers cover electrodes with insulating film so current does not enter the body. This novel approach provides high-speed, intuitive data transmission without wires at distances of a few centimeters. While expensive initially, RedTacton could revolutionize ubiquitous computing by facilitating communication between many networked devices and environments.
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Red Tacton is a technology that allows for communication between devices through human contact using electric fields on the surface of the skin. It works on the principle that changes in a weak electric field induced on the human body can be sensed. A Red Tacton device consists of a transmitter that induces an electric field and a receiver that senses changes in the field. This allows for duplex communication at speeds up to 10 Mbps through touching any part of the body. Potential applications include controlling devices with touch and creating secure personal area networks through handshakes.
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Thanks to slideshare to allow me to share my part of happiness. And also thanks to science and Technology to give us a hand full of new technos where we can not only get updated but also share the same with others. For this 'REDTACTON' , I stood 1st in my final yr seminar. So hope this ppt not only keeps you updated but also helps you out to choose a new and hot topic of the present.All the best. Be different.. :)
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RedTacton is an innovative Human Area Networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for data. It transmits data through natural physical movements like touching or walking. RedTacton allows devices to communicate through the body at speeds over 10Mbps, faster than Bluetooth or infrared. It provides a more secure alternative to wireless technologies by using the body as the transmission medium instead of radio frequencies. Potential applications of RedTacton include connected cars, wireless headsets, touchscreens, and security systems that can unlock with a touch.
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Red Tacton is a new technology for data transmission using the human body as a transmission medium. It works by inducing extremely weak electric fields on the surface of the body through a transmitter. These fields pass through the body and are detected by a receiver using an electro-optic crystal and laser light. This allows for high-speed transmission of up to 10 Mbit/s through surfaces of the body like hands or arms without needing direct contact. Communication is started when two Red Tacton devices are brought near each other and ends when they are separated. It has applications for areas like conferencing systems and security through transmission using natural movements and contacts with surfaces of the body.
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The document describes RedTacton, a new human area networking technology developed by NTT Lab in Japan. RedTacton uses the human body as a transmission path for data, transmitting at speeds of 10mbps using the minute electric fields generated by the body. It allows for touch-based communication and transmission of media between devices carried or embedded on the user. Potential applications include military and medical device security, access control, and media sharing between devices in close proximity to the body.
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Red Tacton is a new human area network technology developed by Japanese company NTT that uses weak electric fields on the surface of the human body for high-speed network transmission. It works by creating changes in electric fields from a transmitting transceiver that are received by a sensing receiving transceiver. Data transfer is faster and more secure compared to other technologies, though it has a limited range of a few centimeters and is more costly. Potential applications include touch-based controls and transferring various media types through the human body.
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Ubiquitous services that are genuinely user-friendly to everyone will require technologies that enable communication between people and objects in close proximity.
Focusing on the naturalness, inevitability, and sense of security conveyed by touching in everyday life, which describes Human area network that enables communication by touching, which we call RedTacton.
Here, the human body acts as a transmission medium supporting IEEE 802.3 half-duplex communication at 10Mbit/s. The key component of the transceiver is an electric-field sensor implemented with an electro optic crystal and laser light.
Power constraints play a key role in designing Human Area Networks (HANs) for biomonitoring. To alleviate the power constraints, we advocate a design that uses an asynchronous time encoding mechanisms for representing biomonitoring information and the skin surface as the communication channel.
Time encoding does not require a clock while allows perfect signal recovery; the communication channel is operated below 1 MHz. The ultimate human area network solution to all these constraints of conventional technologies is “intrabody” communication, in which the human body serves as the transmission medium.
The concept of intrabody communication, which uses the minute electric field propagated by the human body to transmit information, was first proposed by IBM [1]. The communication mechanism has subsequently been evaluated and reported by several research groups around the world.
Red tacton
Red Tacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body's electric field to transmit data wirelessly. It was developed by NTT in Japan in 2005 and allows for high-speed communication through touch. Red Tacton transceivers convert electric field changes on the body surface into signals using photonic sensors and electro-optic crystals. It provides intuitive, secure networking within a short range through basic human movements and interactions. While promising for applications requiring fast, convenient connections, Red Tacton is currently limited by range, cost, and lack of compelling uses.
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RedTacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the surface of the human body as a safe, high-speed transmission path. It uses the minute electric field emitted on the human body to enable communication through any body surface such as hands, fingers, arms, etc. Data is transmitted by inducing fluctuations in the electric field and received using a photonic sensor combining an electro-optic crystal and laser. RedTacton allows for duplex communication and has better performance than wireless, infrared, or standard communication technologies.
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1) The document discusses Red Tacton, a new technology that uses the human body as a communication medium to transmit data through human contact.
2) Red Tacton transmits data through the skin at low frequencies, allowing for the creation of "human area networks" to share information through touch.
3) The presentation describes how Red Tacton works, its applications, and prototypes that have been created including security devices, data transmission devices, and a conclusion that it can outperform other short-distance connection technologies while being more secure since the body is used as the transmission medium.
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RedTacton is an innovative Human Area Networking technology that uses the human body as a transmission path for data. It transmits data through natural physical movements like touching or walking. RedTacton allows devices to communicate through the body at speeds over 10Mbps, faster than Bluetooth or infrared. It provides a more secure alternative to wireless technologies by using the body as the transmission medium instead of radio frequencies. Potential applications of RedTacton include connected cars, wireless headsets, touchscreens, and security systems that can unlock with a touch.
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Red Tacton is a new technology for data transmission using the human body as a transmission medium. It works by inducing extremely weak electric fields on the surface of the body through a transmitter. These fields pass through the body and are detected by a receiver using an electro-optic crystal and laser light. This allows for high-speed transmission of up to 10 Mbit/s through surfaces of the body like hands or arms without needing direct contact. Communication is started when two Red Tacton devices are brought near each other and ends when they are separated. It has applications for areas like conferencing systems and security through transmission using natural movements and contacts with surfaces of the body.
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The document describes RedTacton, a new human area networking technology developed by NTT Lab in Japan. RedTacton uses the human body as a transmission path for data, transmitting at speeds of 10mbps using the minute electric fields generated by the body. It allows for touch-based communication and transmission of media between devices carried or embedded on the user. Potential applications include military and medical device security, access control, and media sharing between devices in close proximity to the body.
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Red Tacton is a new human area network technology developed by Japanese company NTT that uses weak electric fields on the surface of the human body for high-speed network transmission. It works by creating changes in electric fields from a transmitting transceiver that are received by a sensing receiving transceiver. Data transfer is faster and more secure compared to other technologies, though it has a limited range of a few centimeters and is more costly. Potential applications include touch-based controls and transferring various media types through the human body.
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Ubiquitous services that are genuinely user-friendly to everyone will require technologies that enable communication between people and objects in close proximity.
Focusing on the naturalness, inevitability, and sense of security conveyed by touching in everyday life, which describes Human area network that enables communication by touching, which we call RedTacton.
Here, the human body acts as a transmission medium supporting IEEE 802.3 half-duplex communication at 10Mbit/s. The key component of the transceiver is an electric-field sensor implemented with an electro optic crystal and laser light.
Power constraints play a key role in designing Human Area Networks (HANs) for biomonitoring. To alleviate the power constraints, we advocate a design that uses an asynchronous time encoding mechanisms for representing biomonitoring information and the skin surface as the communication channel.
Time encoding does not require a clock while allows perfect signal recovery; the communication channel is operated below 1 MHz. The ultimate human area network solution to all these constraints of conventional technologies is “intrabody” communication, in which the human body serves as the transmission medium.
The concept of intrabody communication, which uses the minute electric field propagated by the human body to transmit information, was first proposed by IBM [1]. The communication mechanism has subsequently been evaluated and reported by several research groups around the world.
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Red Tacton is a new human area networking technology that uses the human body's electric field to transmit data wirelessly. It was developed by NTT in Japan in 2005 and allows for high-speed communication through touch. Red Tacton transceivers convert electric field changes on the body surface into signals using photonic sensors and electro-optic crystals. It provides intuitive, secure networking within a short range through basic human movements and interactions. While promising for applications requiring fast, convenient connections, Red Tacton is currently limited by range, cost, and lack of compelling uses.
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- 1. SESSION 2011-2012 SEMINAR on ‘Red Tacton Technology’ Submitted by: Vivesh Rathore Btech 3 rd year Department of electronics & Communication
- 2. Red Tacton Developed by NTT from Japan. Red Tacton is a new Human Area Networking technology. Claims to send data over the surface of skin. Attains a speed up to 10 Mbps --- equivalent to a fast broadband connection. Uses weak electric fields on the surface of human body instead of relying on EM waves or light waves.
- 4. PRINCIPLE AND MECHANISM Red Tacton relies upon the principle that the optical properties of an electro-optic crystal can vary according to the changes of a weak electric field.
- 5. PROTOTYPES Red Tacton Transceiver(PC card type) Communicationspeed:10Mbps Protocols: TCP/IP Communication method: Half-duplex. Interface: PCMCIA • Red Tacton Transceiver(Hub type) • Communicationspeed:10Mbps • Protocols :TCP/IP • Communication method : Half- duplex • Interface: RJ45 • Red Tacton Transceiver(Box type) • (under constructions)
- 6. How Red Tacton works?
- 7. Block Diagram of RedTacton Transceiver
- 9. Advantages Communication by just a Simple Touch thus eliminating use of hectic arrangements of wires. Red Tacton provides high speed and accuracy . Red Tacton 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.
- 10. Complex in Design. It is expensive as compared to other mechanism. Widespread marketing campaigns and education.
- 11. Security applications User verification and unlocking with just a touch Automatic access log for confidential document storage
- 12. Conclusion The performance of Red Tacton is better as compared to other technologies within short distance. There is no any type of problem of hackers as our body itself is the transmission media. Today main issue is speed which is solved by Red Tacton by providing very high speed of 10 Mbps within short distances. The evolution of this technology is a big achievement which would likely to be targeted for use in applications such as wireless headset ,medical application ,security applications and wireless transmission.
- 13. References [1]www.oppapers.com/course/Communications- Networking/44/ [2]www.masternewmedia.org/2003/10/19/wireless_body _networkingat10.htm [3] www.circuitstoday.com [4] en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red Tacton [5] http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/print/2596 Digit Magazine