Create Color map on a figure

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huy
huy on 12 Apr 2021
Answered: Abhinaya Kennedy on 3 Apr 2024
I have designed a foot insole containing pressure sensors, and imported it as DXF file in MATLAB. The pressure sensors will show different values (varying with time). According to the values shown, I want to generate a color coded output on the foot which is dynamic in nature. How do I go about doing this?

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Abhinaya Kennedy
Abhinaya Kennedy on 3 Apr 2024
Hi Huy,
To visualize dynamic, color-coded pressure distributions on a foot insole design imported from a DXF file in MATLAB, follow these steps:
Step 1: Import the DXF File
Convert your DXF file to an image or a set of coordinates that MATLAB can process. For an image:
footInsole = imread('footInsole.png'); % Adjust file path
imshow(footInsole);
Step 2: Define Sensor Locations and Simulate Values
Map sensor locations to the insole representation and simulate or fetch dynamic sensor values:
sensorLocations = [x1, y1; x2, y2; ...]; % Sensor locations
sensorValues = rand(size(sensorLocations, 1), 1); % Dynamic sensor values
Step 3: Create Dynamic Color-Coded Visualization
Use a scatter plot for dynamic updates, with point colors representing sensor values:
figure;
hold on;
imshow(footInsole); % Insole background
for t = 1:100 % Example loop for dynamic updates
sensorValues = rand(size(sensorLocations, 1), 1); % Update sensor values
scatter(sensorLocations(:,1), sensorLocations(:,2), 100, sensorValues, 'filled');
colormap('jet');
caxis([minValue maxValue]); % Consistent color scale
drawnow;
pause(0.1); % Adjust as needed
end
hold off;
Replace "minValue" and "maxValue" with the actual range of your sensor data. Adjust the loop and pause duration according to your requirements for real-time or simulated data updates.
Hope this helps!

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