Fig. 1. Overall system organization: capacitive pressure sensor, strain gauge deformation sensor, readout circuit and the GUI.
Fig. 2. Description of (a) fabric capacitive sensor layers, (b) the readout circuit for capacitive sensor.
Fig. 3. (a) Capacitive sensor located on the car seat, (b) the relative variation in capacitance according to the applied pressure.
Fig. 6. Description of total circuits
Fig. 7. (a) PCB view of the readout circuit, (b) GUI view
Fig. 9. Experimental results: Relative variation of capacitive sensor at (a) woman and (b) man, relative variation of strain gauge sensor at (c) woman and (d) man.
Fig. 10. Experimental results: Relative variation of capacitive sensor at (a) hip circumference under 100 cm and (b) over 100cm, relative variation of strain gauge sensor at (c) hip circumference under 100cm and (d) over 100cm.
Fig. 4. (a) Strain gauge sensor located on the car seat, (b) the voltage change in the strain gauge sensor according to the angle.
Fig. 5. Readout circuit for strain gauge sensor.
Fig. 8. Description of the predefined three postures and the reference data using Xsensor.
Table 1. The experimental participants with the different sex, hip circumstance, height and weight
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