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Home-health device uses wireless signals to identify a person it’s seen before
MIT team says its device can monitor up to 40 people's vital signs at once.
The hope is that it could help retirement homes anticipate COVID-19 outbreaks.
Paper: https://t.co/lK66Zg1n9O
More info: https://t.co/gq2b2O31o4
#Wireless #covid19 https://t.co/T9NzVY4wZo
OpenFor several years, an MIT team led by professor Dina Katabi has been working on a device that can measure a person’s vital signs like heart-rate and breathing without any physical contact, by analyzing the wireless signal in the environment. For example, in conjunction with the team’s ...
MIT team says its device can monitor up to 40 people's vital signs at once.
The hope is that it could help retirement homes anticipate COVID-19 outbreaks.
Paper: https://t.co/lK66Zg1n9O
More info: https://t.co/gq2b2O31o4
#Wireless #covid19 https://t.co/T9NzVY4wZo
OpenHome-health device uses wireless signals to identify a person it’s seen before
For several years, an MIT team led by professor Dina Katabi has been working on a device that can measure a person’s vital signs like heart-rate and breathing without any physical contact, ...
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