Protecting Yourself Against Drink Spiking Using Wearables
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Abstract
Drink spiking means that some types of drugs or sedative substances are put into the drink of someone without their knowledge or permission. Identifying when a drink has been spiked is extremely difficult, and the most common signs can be just obtained through continuous human inspection, e.g. visually and olfactory-based. In this demo, we present Hedgehog [1], a novel pervasive sensing solution to support the personal safety of individuals against drink spiking. Our Hedgehog prototype re-purposes the light sensors that can be easily found in wearable devices to identify spiked drinks. Through rigorous experiments, we analyze the performance of Hedgehog to identify spiked drinks under different ambient conditions and real life situations. Our results suggest that Hedgehog reaches up to 89.71% for drink spiking identification. Demo video link: https://tinyurl.com/hedgehog2023
References
[1]
Zhigang Yin et al. 2023. Hedgehog: Detecting Drink Spiking on Wearables. In Proceedings of ACM HotMobile 2023.
[2]
Zhigang Yin et al. 2023. HIPPO: Pervasive Hand-Grip Estimation from Everyday Interactions. Proceedings of the ACM IMWUT 6, 4, 1--30.
[3]
Agustin Zuniga et al. 2021. Ripe or Rotten? Low-Cost Produce Quality Estimation Using Reflective Green Light Sensing. IEEE Pervasive Computing 20, 3 (2021).
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February 2023
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ISBN:9798400700170
DOI:10.1145/3572864
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Published: 22 February 2023
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