Adaptive Touch Sampling for Energy-Efficient Mobile Platforms
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1 Adaptive Touch Sampling for Energy-Efficient Mobile Platforms Kyungtae Han Intel Labs, USA Alexander W. Min, Dongho Hong, Yong-joon Park Intel Corporation, USA April 16, 2015
2 Touch Interface in Today s Mobile Platforms To enable interactive and responsive applications 2
3 Challenges in Mobile Touch Systems Power-responsiveness tradeoff Find optimum responsiveness for users & apps Today s approach: One optimal frequency for all users and apps Slow Responsiveness Fast Sample power consumption in touch controller and panel 3
4 Our Approach: Adaptive Sampling Intelligently adapts the touch responsiveness on-the-fly based on user touch behavior Fast touch behavior Fast sampling rate Slow touch behavior Slow sampling rate Result: Up-to 44% power savings in touch controller and panel 4
5 Outline Background Our Approach Evaluation Conclusion 5
6 Touch Screen System User touch events are delivered to Processor at the rate of touch scan interval (frequency) 6
7 Touch Output of Circle Drawing Fast drawing Slow drawing Not enough samples Too many samples Conventional Approach: Fixed Scan Interval 7
8 Outline Background Our Approach Evaluation Conclusion 8
9 Adaptive Scan Interval Scan Interval Fast drawing Slow drawing Short Medium Long Our Approach: Scan Interval is dynamically changed based on user touch behavior 9
10 Adaptive Touch Sampling Approach Provide a touch feedback loop Estimate touch sampling distance Compare touch samples Update the touch scan intervals 10
11 Proposed Adaptive Touch Scan Rate Architecture Feedback loop keeping the same distance between traveled and reference 11
12 System Architecture Distance Estimator Calculate the sample distance between two consecutive touch samples 12
13 System Architecture Comparator Calculate the error between sample distance and pre-defined reference distance 13
14 System Architecture Scan Rate Update Update the touch scan interval based on error components with their associated weights 14
15 Adaptive Touch Scan Rate Algorithm Estimate touch sampling distance Compare touch samples Touch Feedback loop Calculate scan interval Update the touch scan interval 15
16 Outline Background Our Approach Evaluation Conclusion 16
17 Touch Drawing Simulations Use robot arm for controlled experiments of touch drawing Fast motion drawings cm/sec, cm/sec in Avg. Slow motion drawings 2.75 ~ cm/sec in Avg. 17
18 Experiment Setup Power Measurement Robot Arm Touch Panel (10 ) Host Computer 18
19 Fast Touch Drawing Today Approach Our Approach Number of Touch Samples (per one draw) Drawing Test Today Approach Our Approach Fast 1 (23.33 cm/sec) Fast 2 (40.00 cm/sec) Number of samples are increased for fast drawing 19
20 Slow Touch Drawing Today Approach Our Approach 20
21 Slow Touch Drawing Drawing Test (cm/sec) Today Approach Our Approach Slow 1 (12.73) Slow 2 (6.67) Slow 3 (4.52) Slow 4 (3.41) Slow 5 (2.75) Number of samples are decreased for slow drawing 21
22 Power Consumption for Different Drawing Speed Power (Normalized) Conventional Proposed Slow Fast Avg. Drawing Speed (cm/sec) Up-to 44% power savings for Slow Drawing while responsiveness improvement for Fast Drawing 22
23 Conclusion Touch subsystem is energy hungry Our approach demonstrates adaptation of touch sampling rate to user touch behavior The energy consumption can be dramatically reduced by 44% Can be applicable to other human and sensor interfaces to improve energy efficiencies 23
24 THANK YOU! 24
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