Skinput technology transforms the human skin into a touch interface for controlling mobile devices, allowing users to tap their skin to perform various functions like playing games and making calls. It utilizes a pico projector and bio-acoustic sensors to detect vibrations produced by tapping on the skin. While it offers advantages such as hands-free interaction and ease of use, it also has limitations, including bulkiness and accessibility issues for individuals with disabilities.

1. SKIN PUT
TECHNOLOGY
Presented by : Vivek Sagar
Id. no : 45020
Batch : CP3
Computer Engineering
C.O.T. ,Pantnagar

2. Contents
 Introduction
 What is skinput
 Components of the technology
 What makes it work
 Pico projector
 Bio-Acoustics
 Longitudinal Waves
 Transverse Waves
 Bio-Acoustics-Sensing
 Advantages
 Disadvantages
 Applications
 Future skinput
 Conclusion
 References

3. What Is Skinput Technology??????

4. Introduction
 Skinput is named because it uses the human skin
 Skinput, is a sensor system.
 Skinput allows the user to simply tap their skin in order to
control audio devices, play games, make phone calls.
 Developed by Chris Harrison(Mellon university),
Microsoft research
Chris
Harrison

5. What is skinput
 Skinput turns the body into a touch screen surface.
 Skinput is an “input technology” mainly used to control mobile devices.
 Skinput uses a series of sensors to track where a user taps on his
arm.
 It listen to vibrations in our body
 The arm is an instrument

6. Components of The Technology
 A microchip-sized Pico projector
 Pico projector applies the use of projector in a
hand held device.
 An acoustic detector to detect sound vibrations
 It detects the ultra low frequency.
 It needs Bluetooth connection

7. Pico Projector
 It is also known as pocket projector or mobile
projector.
 The system comprises three main parts:
 The Laser light source
 The Combiner optics
 The Scanning mirror

8. Bio-Acoustics
 Study of sound waves inside living body.
 When a finger taps the skin, several distinct forms
of acoustic energy are produced.
 Longitudinal Waves
 Transverse Waves

9. Longitudinal Waves:
 These waves travel through the rigid tissues of the arm, exciting the waves,
which can respond to the mechanical vibrations by tapping on a rigid body.
Transverse Waves:
 Tapping on soft regions of the arm creates higher amplitude transverse
waves.

11. Bio-Acoustics: Sensing
 These signals need to be sensed and worked upon.
 This is done by wearing the wave sensor arm band.
 Two sensor packages focus on the arm of input.
 Signals transmitted though denser bones.

14. SKIN PUT TECHNOLOGY
(VIDEO)

15. ADVANTAGES
 No need to interact with the gadget directly.
 Don’t have to worry about keypad.
 Skinput could also be used without a visual interface.
 People with larger fingers get trouble in navigating tiny buttons and
keyboards on mobile phones. With Skinput that problem disappears.

16. DISADVANTAGE
Individuals with visible disabilities cannot use this product.
The arm band is currently bulky.
The visibility of the projection of the buttons on the skin can be reduced if the
user has a tattoo located on their arm.

17. APPLICATION
 Using skinput, someone could send text messages by tapping his or her
arm in certain places .
 While walking and jogging, we can listen to music.
 Mobile
 Gaming

18. FUTURE SKINPUT
Research is going on to-
 Make armband smaller
 Incorporate more devices
 Extend accuracy level

19. CONCLUSIONS
 This system performs very well even if the body is in
motion
 in the future your hand could be your iPhone and your
handset could be watch-sized on your wrist.

20. REFERENCES
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/skinput
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUnvdblJhP8
www.chrisharrison.net/index.php/Research/skinput
www.ijceronline.com/paper/Vol5_issue2/E052029034.pdf
Google Images

21. Thank You