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Who-Fi: An AI-Powered Wi-Fi Technology That Can Identify and Track Individuals Without Cameras
Who-Fi is a cutting-edge technology that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and track individuals without needing any visual input. It is an experimental technology which remains to be thoroughly tested in the real world. However, based on the research paper that mentions and documents its proof-of-concept, it can be used to turn an...
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Vi Expands Wi-Fi Calling Service to Apple iPhones, on Handsets Running iOS 14.5
Vi (Vodafone Idea) has expanded its Wi-Fi calling service to Apple iPhones running iOS 14.5. The service is for users in Maharashtra and Goa, Kolkata, Gujarat, Delhi, as well as Mumbai circles. Wi-Fi calling allows subscribers to make and receive voice calls on a Wi-Fi network instead of cellular network, which can compensate for poor signal qualit...
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Linksys Aware Motion-Sensing Service Adds Support for Third-Party Connected Devices; Wi-Fi 6E Router Launched
Linksys Aware motion sensing technology-based service has received a new update at CES 2021 and is now supporting third-party Wi-Fi connected devices. Linksys has also introduced the AXE8400 as its first mesh router system to support Wi-Fi 6E.
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Xiaomi Redmi AX5 Router With Wi-Fi 6 Support Launched
Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi 6 router has been unveiled by the Xiaomi sub-brand on Tuesday. This is the first router by Redmi that supports Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
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Symantec Says 96 Percent of Indians at Risk While Using Public Wi-Fi Networks
"There is a deep divide between what people think is safe when it comes to using public Wi-Fi versus the reality," said Ritesh Chopra, Country Manager, Consumer Business Unit, Symantec.
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Can't Get a GPS Signal? Researchers Develop Navigation System Based on Wi-Fi, LTE Signals
The newly designed inertial plus satellite navigation system uses ambient radio signals for showing navigation and routes.
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Google Wifi Router: All You Need to Know
Google Wifi router looks like a small hockey puck and comes in White colour only.
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Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Data From Buses Could Improve Transit Systems: Study
The challenge here is to filter out all the signals from mobile devices running Wi-Fi or Bluetooth carried by people who were near the bus but not actually riding on it.
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Soon, Wi-Fi Signals to Power Electronic Devices: Study
The technology attracted attention earlier this year when the team published an online paper.
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'Wi-Fi Signals Can Be Used to Count People Within an Area'
This approach does not require people to carry Wi-Fi-enabled telecommunications devices for them to be counted.
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Researchers Beam Power to Camera Over Wi-Fi Signals
Power-over-Wi-Fi could be the enabling technology that finally brings the "Internet of Things" to life.
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Indian-Origin Researcher Uses Wi-Fi to Power Camera
In a first such demonstration, an Indian-origin researcher has developed a system that uses Wi-Fi internet signals to beam power to remote devices such as a surveillance camera.
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Li-Fi to replace Wi-Fi in China?
Chinese scientists have successfully developed a new cheaper way of getting connected to internet by using signals sent through light bulbs instead of radio frequencies as in 'Wi-Fi', a move expected to radically change process of online connectivity.
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UK bars trash cans from tracking people with Wi-Fi
The Renew ad firm has been using high-tech trash cans to measure the Wi-Fi signals emitted by smartphones.
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'Homeless Hotspot' stunt stirs debate at SXSW
A charitable marketing program that paid homeless people to carry Wi-Fi signals at South By Southwest has drawn widespread debate.
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Who-Fi: An AI-Powered Wi-Fi Technology That Can Identify and Track Individuals Without Cameras
Who-Fi is a cutting-edge technology that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and track individuals without needing any visual input. It is an experimental technology which remains to be thoroughly tested in the real world. However, based on the research paper that mentions and documents its proof-of-concept, it can be used to turn an...
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Vi Expands Wi-Fi Calling Service to Apple iPhones, on Handsets Running iOS 14.5
Vi (Vodafone Idea) has expanded its Wi-Fi calling service to Apple iPhones running iOS 14.5. The service is for users in Maharashtra and Goa, Kolkata, Gujarat, Delhi, as well as Mumbai circles. Wi-Fi calling allows subscribers to make and receive voice calls on a Wi-Fi network instead of cellular network, which can compensate for poor signal qualit...
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Linksys Aware Motion-Sensing Service Adds Support for Third-Party Connected Devices; Wi-Fi 6E Router Launched
Linksys Aware motion sensing technology-based service has received a new update at CES 2021 and is now supporting third-party Wi-Fi connected devices. Linksys has also introduced the AXE8400 as its first mesh router system to support Wi-Fi 6E.
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Xiaomi Redmi AX5 Router With Wi-Fi 6 Support Launched
Redmi AX5 Wi-Fi 6 router has been unveiled by the Xiaomi sub-brand on Tuesday. This is the first router by Redmi that supports Wi-Fi 6 connectivity.
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Symantec Says 96 Percent of Indians at Risk While Using Public Wi-Fi Networks
"There is a deep divide between what people think is safe when it comes to using public Wi-Fi versus the reality," said Ritesh Chopra, Country Manager, Consumer Business Unit, Symantec.
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Can't Get a GPS Signal? Researchers Develop Navigation System Based on Wi-Fi, LTE Signals
The newly designed inertial plus satellite navigation system uses ambient radio signals for showing navigation and routes.
-
Google Wifi Router: All You Need to Know
Google Wifi router looks like a small hockey puck and comes in White colour only.
-
Bluetooth, Wi-Fi Data From Buses Could Improve Transit Systems: Study
The challenge here is to filter out all the signals from mobile devices running Wi-Fi or Bluetooth carried by people who were near the bus but not actually riding on it.
-
Soon, Wi-Fi Signals to Power Electronic Devices: Study
The technology attracted attention earlier this year when the team published an online paper.
-
'Wi-Fi Signals Can Be Used to Count People Within an Area'
This approach does not require people to carry Wi-Fi-enabled telecommunications devices for them to be counted.
-
Researchers Beam Power to Camera Over Wi-Fi Signals
Power-over-Wi-Fi could be the enabling technology that finally brings the "Internet of Things" to life.
-
Indian-Origin Researcher Uses Wi-Fi to Power Camera
In a first such demonstration, an Indian-origin researcher has developed a system that uses Wi-Fi internet signals to beam power to remote devices such as a surveillance camera.
-
Li-Fi to replace Wi-Fi in China?
Chinese scientists have successfully developed a new cheaper way of getting connected to internet by using signals sent through light bulbs instead of radio frequencies as in 'Wi-Fi', a move expected to radically change process of online connectivity.
-
UK bars trash cans from tracking people with Wi-Fi
The Renew ad firm has been using high-tech trash cans to measure the Wi-Fi signals emitted by smartphones.
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'Homeless Hotspot' stunt stirs debate at SXSW
A charitable marketing program that paid homeless people to carry Wi-Fi signals at South By Southwest has drawn widespread debate.
