Ordinary WiFi devices can be used to detect suspicious luggage, bombs, weapons - ZDNet

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WiFi signals from ordinary WiFi equipment can be used to detect suspicious objects, such as bombs or weapons, inside people's bags or luggage, at schools, stadiums, museums, malls, or other public spaces. Researchers from Rutgers University say they've ...





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