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

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The Rutgers team say they discovered that by reading the CSI data from Wi-Fi signals that have bounced off or went through objects in a room or open space, they can determine the nature and size of that respective object. They say this data is accurate ...





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