PaperIO: A 3D Interface towards the Internet of Embedded Paper-Craft

Kening ZHU; Rongbo ZHU; Hideaki NII; Hooman SAMANI; Borhan (Brian) JALAEIAN

doi:10.1587/transinf.2013THP0001

PaperIO: A 3D Interface towards the Internet of Embedded Paper-Craft

Kening ZHU, Rongbo ZHU, Hideaki NII, Hooman SAMANI, Borhan (Brian) JALAEIAN

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As the development of Internet-of-Things is moving towards large scale industry, such as logistic and manifacturing, there is a need for end-users to get involved in the process of creating IoT easily. In this paper, we introduce PaperIO, a paper-based 3D I/O interface, in which a single piece of paper can be sensed and actuated at the same time in three dimensions using the technology of selective inductive power transmission. With this technology, paper material with multiple embedded receivers, can not only selectively receive inductive power to perform paper-computing behavior, but also work as input sensors to communicate with power transmitter wirelessly. This technology allows the creation of paper-based sensor and actuators, and forms an Interent of Embedded Paper-craft. This paper presents the detailed implementation of the system, results of the technical experiments, and a few sample applications of the presented paper-based 3D I/O interface, and finally discusses the future plan of this research.

Publication: IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information Vol.E97-D No.10 pp.2597-2605

Publication Date: 2014/10/01

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Online ISSN: 1745-1361

DOI: 10.1587/transinf.2013THP0001

Type of Manuscript: Special Section PAPER (Special Section on Frontiers of Internet of Things)

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Kening ZHU
  City University of Hong Kong
Rongbo ZHU
  South-Central University for Nationalities
Hideaki NII
  IIJ Innovation Institute, Inc.
Hooman SAMANI
  College EE and CS, National Taipei University
Borhan (Brian) JALAEIAN
  The Bradley Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Virginia Tech

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Internet of things, 3D user interface, tangible user interface, paper computing

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Kening ZHU, Rongbo ZHU, Hideaki NII, Hooman SAMANI, Borhan (Brian) JALAEIAN, "PaperIO: A 3D Interface towards the Internet of Embedded Paper-Craft" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information, vol. E97-D, no. 10, pp. 2597-2605, October 2014, doi: 10.1587/transinf.2013THP0001.
Abstract: As the development of Internet-of-Things is moving towards large scale industry, such as logistic and manifacturing, there is a need for end-users to get involved in the process of creating IoT easily. In this paper, we introduce PaperIO, a paper-based 3D I/O interface, in which a single piece of paper can be sensed and actuated at the same time in three dimensions using the technology of selective inductive power transmission. With this technology, paper material with multiple embedded receivers, can not only selectively receive inductive power to perform paper-computing behavior, but also work as input sensors to communicate with power transmitter wirelessly. This technology allows the creation of paper-based sensor and actuators, and forms an Interent of Embedded Paper-craft. This paper presents the detailed implementation of the system, results of the technical experiments, and a few sample applications of the presented paper-based 3D I/O interface, and finally discusses the future plan of this research.
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