Covid-19: Auckland Uni students to be guinea pigs in virtual virus spread experiment
Participants will install an app that will see harmless digital 'virus tokens' transferred via Bluetooth to track how viruses spread.
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Participants will install an app that will see harmless digital 'virus tokens' transferred via Bluetooth to track how viruses spread.
Hundreds of students at the University of Auckland are about to get involved in an experiment that could help better understand how viruses like Covid-19 spread. This is the pilot experiment of Safe Blues , a joint partnership between researchers ...
Researchers have developed a virtual phone virus that mimics the spread of COVID-19 to get a better understanding of how viruses proliferate among populations.
Elsewhere, Qantas is trialling a digital health passport on flights from Germany. March 15, 2021 -- 00:42 GMT (17:42 PDT) | Topic: Innovation Researchers from the University of Queensland, the University of Melbourne, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the United States have jointly developed a virtual "virus" that could potentially be used to help more accurately assess the spread of COVID-19, and reduce the lag between people catching the disease and getting diagnosed. Dubbed as the Safe ...
Researchers have created a virtual virus that transmits between phones via Bluetooth to mimic the spread of COVID-19.