9a0eabf37ec8fc4ad665 · Animating Vital-signs for Radar Simulations: Comparing Physical Optics Against 28.5 GHz Channel Measurements
Animating Vital-signs for Radar Simulations: Comparing Physical Optics Against 28.5 GHz Channel Measurements
Monitoring vital signs such as breathing or heart rates as well as other physical movements in complex environments is the basis for many emerging applications spanning from healthcare to autonomous vehicles. Designing Radar systems capable of remotely
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"authors_en": "Jihoon Bang , Jack Chuang , Jelena Senic , Samuel Berweger , Steve Blandino , Camillo Gentile",
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