Researchers at MIT have developed a recent technology,which they have dubbed “RF-Pose.” With RF-Pose, you can, or in a sense,“see through” walls — the technology can identify the person, and their actions. This includes whether they are walking, or how fast they are moving,waving, sitting, or standing. It integrates artificial intelligence,and offers somewhere around an 83 percent accuracy in identifying people from “a known group.”While this sounds like an Orwellian nightmare near staunch, MIT researchers say that the practical applications for the technology could attain a lot of good. They say it could be helpful in many sectors, and such as law enforcement and healthcare. The leader of the research group,Dina Katabi, elaborated in a statement as reported by NBC News.“We’ve seen that monitoring patients’ walking speed and ability to attain basic activities on their own gives health care providers a window into their lives that they didn’t have before, or which could be meaningful for a whole range of diseases.”Click here to continue and read more...
Source: inquisitr.com