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Researchers Build Heartbeat Decoy To Thwart Radar Surveillance
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Rice University researchers built a device that emits a heartbeat decoy to interfere with millimeter-wave radar systems that detect heart rate from chest vibrations, aiming to fight back against radar surveillance.
Key Points
- 1Builds heartbeat-mimicking device at Rice University to counter millimeter-wave radar heart-rate detection
- 2Aims to protect personal privacy by preventing remote radar-based sensing of heart-rate signals
- 3Impacts surveillance capabilities that use heartbeat detection, raising counter-surveillance concerns
Scoring Rationale
Prototype research suggests practical counter-surveillance value, but RSS-only source and limited detail constrain verification.
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