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MIT researchers unveil wireless X-ray vision prototype
MIT researchers led by Dina Katabi develop software using radio signal variations to detect human silhouettes through walls and track movements in real time. The device could monitor breathing and heart rate, alert caregivers, assist in health care, and raise privacy concerns as a potential tool for military and law enforcement. Emerald, the commercial spinout, aims to market the device for 250 to 300 dollars in 2017.
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Cambridge
Mass
MIT
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dina Katabi
Fadel Adib
Katabi
MIT Wireless Center
Zach Kabelac
Kabelac
Emerald
MIT Lab
Adib