According to a study, a new system called WhoFi identifies people with 95.5% accuracy using Wi-Fi instead of cameras.

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 ...

Every movement of our body imperceptibly alters the electromagnetic environment around us. These alterations, invisible to the naked eye, could now serve as a unique fingerprint to ...

Heart rate monitoring has been a mainstay of health and fitness, and while the stethoscope has given way to more precise electronic measuring devices, they've always involved wires and straps, or, in ...

Welcome to our powerful, real-time attendance management system that uses RFID, ESP32, and Google Sheets for smart logging. Built to eliminate manual processes and reduce human error, this project ...