No-touch sensor measures vital signs of small animals
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No-touch sensor measures vital signs of small animals
Typically an animal needs to be sedated and shaved before a veterinarian can take its vital signs. Cornell professor Edwin Kan has designed a device that uses radio waves to measure heartbeat and...
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