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Cornell researchers developed EchoMotion, a system using a Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 to track full-body movement via ultrasound. The prototype drew 12 milliwatts of power and achieved an average joint location error of under 4 inches. A 12-minute calibration cut that error to about 2.4 inches, enabling privacy-focused fitness coaching without cameras.
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