Researchers from La Sapienza University of Rome, Italy, have demonstrated that Wi-Fi signals can be used to track people, without carrying any device at all. The system, dubbed ‘WhoFi,’ can produce a ...

TL;DR: Researchers in Italy developed WhoFi, a biometric tracking method using WiFi signal distortions caused by individuals to create unique identifiers. This deep learning-based technology enables ...

Hi-tech surveillance technologies are a double-edged sword. On the one hand, you want sophisticated devices to detect suspicious behavior and alert authorities. But on the other, there is the need to ...

Researchers in Italy have developed a way to create a biometric identifier for people based on the way the human body interferes with Wi-Fi signal propagation.… The scientists claim this identifier, a ...

Generally, when trying to implement some protocol, you are constrained by your hardware and time. But for someone like [EMMIR], that’s not enough. For example, NTSC-CRT is a video signal ...

Roman researchers have emerged from their smoke filled labs with a method of tracking people using only the way their bodies muck about with Wi-Fi signals. The boffins at La Sapienza University of ...

This study introduces a framework that integrates orthogonal operational amplifiers into standardized biological processes to ...