Trinity study reveals challenges of using Bluetooth for contact tracing

In a series of tests researchers at Trinity College Dublin found problems with their ability to accurately measure social distancing.
Signal strengh for contact tracing was proven to vary greatly.
Signal strengh for contact tracing was proven to vary greatly.

A new Irish study shows it will be challenging for Bluetooth contact tracing apps to reliably detect when people are within two metres of one another.

In a series of tests researchers at Trinity College Dublin found problems with their ability to accurately measure social distancing.

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