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Footstep Sensors Identify People by Gait
RT @sciam: Each person’s walking gait is unique—and they can serve not only as identifiers but also as indicators of mood and health. Researchers have developed remote sensors that analyze footsteps by measuring minute floor vibrations. (By @sophiebushwick) https://t.co/jJcbxEyNCe
OpenThe supersensitive system can also glean clues about health
RT @sciam: Each person’s walking gait is unique—and they can serve not only as identifiers but also as indicators of mood and health. Researchers have developed remote sensors that analyze footsteps by measuring minute floor vibrations. (By @sophiebushwick) https://t.co/jJcbxEyNCe
OpenFootstep Sensors Identify People by Gait
The supersensitive system can also glean clues about health
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