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A group of Australian researchers created a drone that can measure breathing and heart rate from a distance.
This drone capable of measuring heart rate from 60 meters away. This technology, which can be helpful during humanitarian crisis, has been reported by the Indian media in the ANS report.
The team led by Javan Chawla of the University of South Australia was led by the research team. Using the camera, the person observes the target, and the drone can show one millimeter for every bit.
Rice said to Australian Broadcasting Corporation, "At a disaster moment, you must give importance to who lives, who is dead and who is going to die, and in this situation a drone mapping can determine the general condition of humanity."
The rice further said, "The same software can detect face, heart rate can be measured and it can be done for one hundred thousand people every day."
Along with the Australian Defense Force, the drone was created by the researcher's team. It is aimed at using it during the humanitarian crisis.
Rice also said that the drone can also be used for risky activities such as spying and weapons.
"If we start using it, one can use it even with a bad purpose," said the rice.
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