Sensing machines : how sensors shape our everyday life
By: Salter, Chris.
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BookPublisher: Cambridge : MIT Press, 2022Description: vi, 318 p. ; ill., (b & w), 24 cm.ISBN: 9780262046602.Subject(s): Human Computer Interaction | Detectors | Electronic apparatus | Social aspects | Sensed self | Sleep | Bio feed back | Arup groupDDC classification: 681.2 Summary: Sensing Machines shows how sensors and artificial intelligence transform our lives, from driving and playing games, to the ways we eat, sleep and dream.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Sensing Machines shows how sensors and artificial intelligence transform our lives, from driving and playing games, to the ways we eat, sleep and dream.
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