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Machine learning and Doppler vibrometer monitor household appliances

24 Sep 2020
Good vibrations
Good vibrations: would you like to know what your kettle is doing right now? (Courtesy: Hamish Johnston)
A way of monitoring household appliances by using machine learning to analyse vibrations on a wall o

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Ian Randall is a science writer based in the UK
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