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Read the bibliography →Hakilix Care is a proposed research framework exploring fixed radar sensing, mobility features and local intelligence. The current website explains research questions and engineering work. It does not establish a validated monitoring service.
The proposed sensing architecture uses fixed radar rather than optical cameras and does not require a person to wear a device. Consent, access controls and careful handling of movement data remain necessary.
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