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Smartwatches could learn to read your hands
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Northwestern University engineers are investigating new ways to tell what the hands are doing—including peering beneath the skin to watch muscles and tendons move. The new methods don't use high-tech cameras, medical scans or advanced imaging techniques. Instead, they use a common smartwatch.
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