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Scientists Believe Humans May Have Unique Breathing Patterns
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Scientists Believe Humans May Have Unique Breathing Patterns
As different forms of biometric scanning become more and more widespread, we’re all learning a lot about what aspects of our bodies can be used to identify us. Fingerprints and retinal scans are two very obvious ones, but there’s new evidence that something much more basic might also be unique to each and every one of us: the way we breathe.The title of the paper, published this week in the journal Current Biology, gives a good sense of what rea…
An analysis shows that respiratory patterns can identify a person with an accuracy of 96.8% thanks to nasal flow analysis using artificial intelligence and innovative devices.
It was tested in 100 volunteers, who were evaluated for 24 uninterrupted hours, in a study that lasted two years. In addition, as it is an individual pattern for each person, it could serve to identify symptoms of anxiety and depression.
One of a kind: Humans have unique breathing 'fingerprints' that may signal health status - Tech and Science Post
A study published in Current Biology demonstrates that scientists can identify individuals based solely on their breathing patterns with 96.8% accuracy. These nasal respiratory “fingerprints” also offer insights into physical and mental health. The research stemmed from the lab’s interest in olfaction, or the sense of smell. In mammals, the brain processes odor information during inhalation. This link between the brain and breathing led research…
Towards Respiratory Biometrics ? A Study Reveals a Unique "Respiratory Footprint" in Each Individual
A study suggests that it would be possible to identify an individual by means of nasal respiration, with an accuracy of 96.8%. Each individual would have a clean "breathing footprint" comparable to fingerprints, which would also provide indications of physical and mental health, potentially paving the way for new diagnostic and treatment strategies. If breathing may seem to be an elementary process that is beyond our attention, it is actually go…
Breathing betrays more than intended: Researchers identify people with the pattern of their inhaling and exhaling – and even recognize indications of mood, weight, and behaviorA person's breath seems to be as individual as his voice or fingerprint.This suggests at least a new study by Israeli scientists published in the journal "Current Biology".The team led by Timna Soroka and Noam Sobel of the Weizmann Institute of Science was able to identify…
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