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Tricorders and the Idea of Mapping One’s Body

Published December 25, 2013 by David G. Armstrong in Uncategorized

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Personal Tragedy, Tricorders and the Idea of Mapping One’s Body

Scanadu's medical device is about two inches wide and a half-inch thick. When held to the forehead, it can measure oxygen intake, breathing and heart rate.

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