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LifeAgentBench: A Multi-dimensional Benchmark and Agent for Personal Health Assistants in Digital Health
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[2407.19893] Leveraging Foundation Models for Zero-Shot IoT Sensing
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Remote Sensing | Free Full-Text | Coseismic Deformation, Fault Slip Distribution, and Coulomb Stress Perturbation of the 2023 Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Doublet Based on SAR Offset Tracking
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HeadFi system gives dumb headphones smart functions
While there are now some "smart" headphones that can perform multiple functions, the vast majority still just amplify music. A new system, however, could give those "dumb" headphones capabilities such as heart rate monitoring and gesture recognition. Known as HeadFi, the experimental technology is currently being developed by a team led by New Jersey's Rutgers University.
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