Publication/Creation Date

June 16 2020

Creators/Contributors

MIT Computer Science And Artificial Intelligence Lab (CSAIL) (creator)
Dina Katabi (creator)
Lijie Fan (creator)
Tianhong Li (creator)
Rongyao Fang (contributor)
Rumen Hristov (contributor)
Yuan Yuan (contributor)

Description

For several years, an MIT team led by professor Dina Katabi has been working on a device that can measure a person’s vital signs like heart-rate and breathing without any physical contact, by analyzing the wireless signal in the environment. They’ve employed the system in retirement homes and hospital environments, with the goal of enabling health-care professionals to remotely monitor the sick and the elderly for various health issues, including Parkinson’s and dementia.

Augments

Monitoring, Tracking, Walking, Aging, Treating, Knowing

Technology Keywords

Ambient Interaction, Radio Frequency, Radio Frequency Re-Identification, Remote Monitoring, Remote Patient Monitoring, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Computer Vision, Wireless Signals

Keywords

Health, Medical, Aging, Long-Term Care, Hospitals, Patients, Parkinson's Disease , Dementia, COVID-19, Vital Signs, Heart Rate, Breath, Identification, Privacy, Surveillance, Research

Source

https://www.csail.mit.edu/news/home-health-device-uses-wireless-signals-identify-person-its-seen