SensorTape – 3D-aware dense sensor network on a roll of tape

Developed by the team at MIT Media Lab's Responsive Environments group including Artem Dementyev, Cindy Hsin-Liu Kao and Joe Paradiso, SensorTape is a sensor network in a form factor of a tape that allows users to create large sensor networks.

The 'tape' is composed of interconnected and programmable sensor nodes on a flexible electronics sub- strate. Each node can sense its orientation with an inertial measurement unit, allowing deformation self-sensing of the whole tape. Also, nodes sense proximity using time-of-flight infrared. The team developed network architecture to automatically determine the location of each sensor node, as SensorTape is cut and rejoined.

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