lightbulbPractical problemWireless Signal Gesture and Pose Sensing
Users cannot accurately track multiple people's activities in non-line-of-sight or low-light conditions.UbiComp '24Multi-Subject 3D Human Mesh Construction Using Commodity WiFi
Sensing, Recognition, and Prediction Methods / Wireless Signal Gesture and Pose Sensing
Users cannot accurately track multiple people's activities in non-line-of-sight or low-light conditions.
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