top | item 46980222 (no title) mvanbaak | 18 days ago for now ... discuss order hn newest XorNot|18 days ago No this is fixed by physics. 5ghz waves are about 60mm wavelength.Your resolution limit is about 30mm as a result. anu7df|18 days ago Add a nice prior from a photograph, combine multiple measurements and presto you can pick out a person from a crowd with reasonable accuracy. No? load replies (1) NetMageSCW|18 days ago There are techniques that can reduce that limit when you have multiple signals, though whether they can be combined with this technique isn’t clear. unknown|18 days ago [deleted] jazzyjackson|18 days ago Wifi 7 includes 6Ghz band but fair enough
XorNot|18 days ago No this is fixed by physics. 5ghz waves are about 60mm wavelength.Your resolution limit is about 30mm as a result. anu7df|18 days ago Add a nice prior from a photograph, combine multiple measurements and presto you can pick out a person from a crowd with reasonable accuracy. No? load replies (1) NetMageSCW|18 days ago There are techniques that can reduce that limit when you have multiple signals, though whether they can be combined with this technique isn’t clear. unknown|18 days ago [deleted] jazzyjackson|18 days ago Wifi 7 includes 6Ghz band but fair enough
anu7df|18 days ago Add a nice prior from a photograph, combine multiple measurements and presto you can pick out a person from a crowd with reasonable accuracy. No? load replies (1)
NetMageSCW|18 days ago There are techniques that can reduce that limit when you have multiple signals, though whether they can be combined with this technique isn’t clear.
XorNot|18 days ago
Your resolution limit is about 30mm as a result.
anu7df|18 days ago
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jazzyjackson|18 days ago