A Programmable Robotic Phantom to Simulate the Dynamic Respiratory Motions of Humans for Continuous Identity Authentication

A Programmable Robotic Phantom to Simulate the Dynamic Respiratory Motions of Humans for Continuous Identity Authentication
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模拟人类动态呼吸运动以进行连续身份验证的可编程机器人模型

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2019
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Asia-Pacific Microwave Conference
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V. Lubecke
V. Lubecke
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S. M. Islam;Brandon Tomota;Abraham Sylvester;V. Lubecke

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