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Mobile: New 6G Standard Scans People Through Walls

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The future mobile communications standard 6G is intended to transmit far more than just data. An integrated radar technology could in future capture movements and even body functions of humans.

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Mobile: New 6G Standard Scans People Through Walls

The future mobile communications standard 6G is intended to transmit far more than just data. An integrated radar technology could in future capture movements and even body functions of humans.

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