Wallabot keeps a wireless eye on nodding drivers
Recorded on January 8, 2019. Wallabot is a small device that uses wireless signals to track the location and posture of everyone in a room. It can be used in retirement homes and hospitals to watch for falls, but a smaller version is being tested that can monitor the whole interior of a car and […]
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