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Do you already have this common conductive medium that is the body itself.

Why can we not use the body as a wear so that we get the orders of magnitude more efficiency and physical security for devices communicating around the body.

That's Dr. Shreus Sen. He's an associate professor at Purdue University.

The research we're discussing today is titled

Enabling new interaction modalities by communicating strictly through touch

using electroquasistatic human body communication. You can sense to glory.

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